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"Signing that letter was a mistake," the REI CEO said, adding that the administration's actions were "at odds" with the ...
She joined REI on March 31, more than a month after Burgum's appointment to the Department of the Interior's top post. The ...
Laughton’s apology is one of the latest broadsides the retailer has thrown against the Trump administration, which include ...
Despite the compounding complaints from the union — alleged union busting, dismissing union-endorsed board candidates, ...
CEO Mary Beth Laughton has publicly apologized and retracted REI's January endorsement of Doug Burgum, President Trump’s ...
SEATTLE, WA – Following strong criticism from its members, REI Co-op has withdrawn its endorsement of Doug Burgum, a former ...
Following backlash from members, REI Co-op is retracting its endorsement of Doug Burgum, a Trump administration appointee.
After previously adding their signature to a letter endorsing the nomination for Doug Burgum as Interior Secretary, REI made ...
A few months into the second Trump term, REI's new CEO has publicly disclaimed the company's endorsement of Doug Burgum as Interior Secretary and apologized.
Outdoor retailer REI announced it was retracting its endorsement of Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum after his first two months on the job. REI was one of many companies ...
This story was originally published on MyNorthwest.com. REI CEO Mary Beth Laughton has publicly apologized and retracted the company’s January endorsement of Doug Burgum, President Trump’s ...