Intel Joins Under Armour, Merck CEOs to Quit Trump's Job Council Over Charlottesville
Under Armour - Wikipedia
Donald Trump Blasts Merck CEO Who Resigned After Charlottesville - Variety
CEOs of at least 3 major companies quit WH board over Trump Charlottesville response - CBS News
After Charlottesville, Business Leaders Are Dumping the Trump Administration - The Atlantic
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Under Armour CEO Charlottesville Racism | Sole Collector
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Three CEOs Resign from President Trump's Council over Charlottesville Response
CEOs of Merck, Intel, Under Armour resign from Trump council over Charlottesville | World News - Hindustan Times
Under Armour and Intel C.E.O.s Follow Merck Chief, Quitting Panel in Rebuke to Trump - The New York Times
White House CEO Councils to Disband Amid Charlottesville Fallout
Turmoil in Virginia touches a nerve across the country | AP News
Business leaders abandon Donald Trump over Charlottesville | Financial Times
Under Armour CEO, Intel CEO resign from Trump council after Charlottesville violence | Globalnews.ca
Billionaire Under Armour CEO Defends Baltimore Amid Trump's Attacks On City
Why Trump's spontaneous moments on race tell us more than the scripted ones | CNN Politics
Under Armour, Intel CEOs quit Trump's job council over Charlottesville rally response
CEOs of Intel, Merck and Under Armour quit Trump advisory panel over Charlottesville controversy - Los Angeles Times
Under Armour, Intel Execs Resign From Trump Council After Charlottesville Response
9 business leaders have now quit White House posts in protest of Trump's Charlottesville response | Mashable
CEOs of Intel, Merck, Under Armour abandon White House council after Charlottesville | CBC News
There's more to Under Armour CEO's resignation from Trump's council
Jamie Dimon condemns 'bigotry and violence' in Charlottesville - Financial News
