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The party’s over for Under Armour Inc. executives and employees who used the company credit card to pay for visits to strip clubs. There’s now a restriction for the long-time practice, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal published on Monday. The company sent an email earlier this…
More executives are standing in opposition against President Donald Trump’s response to violent protests in Charlottesville, Va., last weekend and his refusal to immediately condemn white supremacists. Following Charlottesville, Three CEOs Leave Trump Council Executives are making quick decisions in a critical time for business leaders — but not all…
Three CEOs have stepped down from President Donald Trump’s advisory council on manufacturing as a result of the White House’s delayed response to the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, which left one counter-protester dead and consisted of many Trump supporters. [aeit_emebed_article url= http://www.diversityinc.com/news/corporate-leaders-must-take-stand/] So far the heads of Merck, Under…
Various companies have been publicly praised or shunned during the past 18 months in response to their approach to then-candidate and now President Donald Trump. But when the CEO of Baltimore-based sports apparel brand Under Armour shared his opinion about the president on CNBC this week, many called out his…
