
Simone Foxman
Reporter at Bloomberg News
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Elizabeth Rembert |Amanda Albright |Simone Foxman
The Trump administration is privately considering unleashing what advocates and critics agree would be one of its biggest cudgels yet to pressure colleges to end slews of programs and practices benefiting students who are racial minorities. The Treasury Department is weighing a change to Internal Revenue Service policies to allow the revocation of tax-exempt status for colleges that consider race in student admissions, scholarships and other areas, Bloomberg News reported last week.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Elizabeth Rembert |Amanda Albright |Simone Foxman
The Widener Library on the Harvard campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts, on June 4. (Bloomberg) -- The Trump administration is privately considering unleashing what advocates and critics agree would be one of its biggest cudgels yet to pressure colleges to end slews of programs and practices benefiting students who are racial minorities.
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2 weeks ago |
insurancejournal.com | Jeff Green |Simone Foxman |Kim Bhasin
It was just over a year ago when Nike Inc.’s then-CEO, John Donahoe, trumpeted a flashy 90-second video, hyping a report about the company’s efforts to improve diversity and equality. The report, he said in a LinkedIn post, is “a testament to our belief in the transformative power of sport.” Nike had released some version of it since at least 2001, often with similar fanfare. But this year, the company won’t publish that report.
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3 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Jeff Green |Simone Foxman |Kim Bhasin
It was just over a year ago when Nike Inc.’s then-CEO, John Donahoe, trumpeted a flashy 90-second video, hyping a report about the company’s efforts to improve diversity and equality. The report, he said in a LinkedIn post, is “a testament to our belief in the transformative power of sport.” Nike had released some version of it since at least 2001, often with similar fanfare. But this year, the company won’t publish that report.
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3 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Jeff Green |Simone Foxman |Kim Bhasin
It was just over a year ago when Nike Inc.’s then-CEO, John Donahoe, trumpeted a flashy 90-second video, hyping a report about the company’s efforts to improve diversity and equality. The report, he said in a LinkedIn post, is “a testament to our belief in the transformative power of sport.” Nike had released some version of it since at least 2001, often with similar fanfare. But this year, the company won’t publish that report.
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