George Floyd

Professor Gordon Klein said he's received threats after a student's petition called for his firing.

Microsoft founder Bill Gates committed to "actions and words to help create a more equal and just future."

It's not clear whether the company that makes the show, Langley Productions, would try to find a new home for it

The founder of CrossFit is retiring following racial comments he made about inequality protests in the wake of the death of George Floyd.

Juneteenth has been declared a permanent company holiday at Twitter and Square.

Adidas said at least 30 percent of all new U.S. hires at the Adidas and Reebok brands will be filled with black or Latino candidates.

Hundreds of Microsoft employees sent a letter to executives Monday calling on the company to support a list of demands from Seattle's Black Lives Matter organization.

The president and owner of 7-Sigma Inc. Kris Wyrobek says he lost trust in public officials during the riots that plagued the city.

John Damskey’s nightmare began with his wife getting emails from strangers telling her she should be ashamed of her husband, a retired police officer.

Palm Beach's ritzy Worth Avenue reopened following protests in the town against police brutality following the death of George Floyd. 

Owner Tom Ricketts and President of Business Operations Crane Kenney are leading the plans.

Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez announced Monday that he was lifting a countywide curfew immediately.

A judge on Monday set $1 million bail for a Minneapolis police officer charged with second-degree murder in George Floyd's death.

The companies and their executives, to no surprise, have turned to their platforms to speak about George Floyd, police brutality and racial injustice.

Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden called for reform but said he did not support defunding police departments.

The couple was seen marching side by side, with signs saying "Let's get loud for black lives matter" and "BLM enough is enough."

Jeff Bezos said he was "happy to lose" a customer who objected to Amazon's support for the Black Lives Matter movement.

CrossFit CEO Greg Glassman called George Floyd's death a "brutal murder," but later said his tweets were a "mistake."

Council member Jeremiah Ellison promised that the council would "dismantle" the department.

Emboldened organizers said they don't plan to stop rallying until they see concrete changes in police policy.