Three chief executives from top American companies resigned from a presidential business council on Monday following President Donald Trump’s tepid initial response to a violent weekend in Charlottesville.
Brian Krzanich, CEO of Intel — one of the most important global manufacturers of computer chips — announced his departure from President Trump’s advisory council on manufacturing in a late-night blog post on Monday.
The decision followed similar moves from Kenneth C Frazier, the chief executive of drugmaker Merck, who was the first executive to leave the advisory group on Monday, and Kevin Plank, the founder and chief executive of
Brian Krzanich, CEO of Intel — one of the most important global manufacturers of computer chips — announced his departure from President Trump’s advisory council on manufacturing in a late-night blog post on Monday.
The decision followed similar moves from Kenneth C Frazier, the chief executive of drugmaker Merck, who was the first executive to leave the advisory group on Monday, and Kevin Plank, the founder and chief executive of