The U.S. Department of Justice dropped its bid to block American Express Global Business Travel Group's acquisition of CWT Holdings, according to court records entered in New York on Tuesday.

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Corporate employees are providing counter-pressure to keep brands active on LGBTQ issues. “Companies are going deeper and wider, rather than supporting an event,” Ellis said.

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