Viewsroom: What makes companies proud of Pride?

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🗓️ 27 June 2019

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Neither profit nor investor pressure explain U.S. firms lining up to mark 50 years of the LGBT-rights movement. They may simply be doing the right thing. But the nation still has a long way to go. Plus: how the UK prime minister race affects the Bank of England’s next boss. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	To be or not to be.
0:02.8	Right now we're offering a range of incentives across Audi models.
0:06.5	That is the...
0:07.5	But only until the 28th of February.
0:10.0	The...
0:10.7	Um...
0:12.0	So stop whatever you're doing.
0:14.4	Um... I'll be right back.
0:17.1	Just carry on without me.
0:18.3	And find yours online or at Finchley Road, Audi.
0:21.5	Audi, four-sprung Duck Technic.
0:23.8	Terms and conditions apply.
0:25.1	Selected models, retail customers and participating Audi centers only.
0:30.0	The views expressed on this podcast are those of the participants, not of Rourges News.
0:40.3	Welcome to the Views Room, a podcast from Reuters' Breaking Views.
0:44.0	I'm Anthony Curry.
0:45.3	Later in the program, we'll delve into what effect the looming election of a new
0:49.3	UK Prime Minister will have on the hunt for the country's next central bank chief.
0:55.2	We start, though, right here in New York, where it seems you can't go anywhere without seeing
0:59.2	a rainbow flag. John Foley, our US editor, joins us here. We're going to talk about corporate
1:04.2	America and rights for lesbians, gays, transgender and bisexuals. Now, obviously we've got the Stonewall in anniversary,
1:13.0	50 years since the big riots after police routinely would harass the predominantly gay people
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