The names of a further ten company executives have been added to a letter criticising North Carolina’s new anti-LGBT law, bringing the total to 120. " In an open letter, signed by more than 100 companies, including Apple, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and Uber, they say that “HB2” is “a direct attack on our core values as Americans, which are based The law opposes anti-discrimination measures for LGBT people relating to public accommodation and restrooms. The venture capital arm of Google’s parent company Alphabet has also stated that it will not invest in start-ups in North Carolina until the law is repealed.
The names of a further ten company executives have been added to a letter criticising North Carolina’s new anti-LGBT law, bringing the total to 120. In an open letter, signed by more than 100 companies, including Apple, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and Uber, they say that “HB2” is “a direct attack on our core values as Americans, which are based The law opposes anti-discrimination measures for LGBT people relating to public accommodation and restrooms. The venture capital arm of Google’s parent company Alphabet has also stated that it will not invest in start-ups in North Carolina until the law is repealed.