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Bezos Eyes 30% Liverpool Stake

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Chick-fil-A CEO Andrew Cathy declined to state the company’s position on LGBTQ+ equal rights when pressed on the Today show, saying instead that it welcomes all customers and focuses on hospitality. The interview revisited his father’s opposition to same-sex marriage and the company’s past donations to groups opposing LGBTQ+ rights; a conservative commentary outlet criticized the questioning and defended the owners’ beliefs and right to donate as they choose.

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