This isn't a spectacular article. I, for one, think the status quo in this case is kind of great: it's not reported on because it's not newsworthy.

Now, I know that isn't really true: in 2014 it's still somewhat remarkable, sadly, for him to be in that position. But things are looking up! I look forward to the day when a CEO's sexual preference is reported with the same fervor as his or her preference for chocolate ice cream vs. vanilla: not necessarily secret but irrelevant to performance and frankly not very interesting.