This comes to us from the UK where Heinz ran this very funny commercial. Sadly, they pulled it after complaints which is ridiculous. They knew it would be controversial, so why not stick to your guns? Video below.
Labels: advertising, corporate
Goldman Sachs has joined the growing list of financial firms to include gender-reassignment surgery as part of its medical benefits. Both Goldman and Bank of America reportedly will pay for the actual surgery, while other financial companies, such as Wachovia, consider the procedure to be elective, but will reimburse for drugs and other related expenses.
Read the entire article here.
Labels: corporate, transgender
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