Rumours of White House Departures After Trump's Charlottesville Remarks
Under Armour CEO Resigns From Trump Council - Variety
CEOs of Intel, Merck, Under Armour abandon White House council after Charlottesville | CBC News
The case some executives made for sticking with Trump
CEOs of Intel, Merck and Under Armour quit Trump advisory panel over Charlottesville controversy - Los Angeles Times
Additional CEOs leave Trump advisory board | The Hill
Three CEOs resign from Trump council over Charlottesville | Canadian HR Reporter
Under Armour, Intel CEOs quit Trump's job council over Charlottesville rally response
New Outcry as Trump Rebukes Charlottesville Racists 2 Days Later - The New York Times
9 business leaders have now quit White House posts in protest of Trump's Charlottesville response | Mashable
The Business Fallout from Charlottesville - Knowledge at Wharton
One year after the Charlottesville riots and still no new Kerner Commission
Business leaders step down from White House advisory council – European CEO
Trump Denounces White Supremacists Who Staged Deadly Rally
President Trump offers late rebuke to 'White supremacists' as industry leaders quit council
Under Armour's Plank Resigns From White House Council – WWD
Merck, Under Armour, Intel CEOs step down from Trump business panel | PBS NewsHour
Trumka quits White House manufacturing initiative - POLITICO
A Guide to the Charlottesville Aftermath - The New York Times
Jamie Dimon condemns 'bigotry and violence' in Charlottesville - Financial News
Donald Trump, Steve Bannon, and Charlottesville | The New Yorker
Trump declares 'racism is evil' amid pressure over Charlottesville - POLITICO
Under Armour and Intel C.E.O.s Follow Merck Chief, Quitting Panel in Rebuke to Trump - The New York Times
Militia leaders who descended on Charlottesville condemn 'rightwing lunatics' | Virginia | The Guardian
CEOs bail from president's business council amid Charlottesville fallout - Reveal
After Charlottesville, Business Leaders Are Dumping the Trump Administration - The Atlantic
Business leaders abandon Donald Trump over Charlottesville | Financial Times
