IBM PAYS $17M TO SETTLE DOJ DEI LAWSUIT
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IBM has agreed to settle allegations that its diversity, equity, and inclusion practices violated federal civil rights laws. The company will pay over $17 million to resolve the Department of Justice's claims that it considered race, color, national origin, and sex in employment decisions.
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