A CEO taking on gun issues
Ed Stack is the chief executive of Dick’s Sporting Goods, a retailer that sells outdoor equipment, athletic gear and guns. But after the Parkland, Fla., massacre, Stack decided to take assault rifles and bump stocks out of stores. Those were only two of the initiatives Stack devised after the 2018 shooting.
Post business reporter Rachel Siegel spoke with Stack recently in Pittsburgh about his decision to change his company’s gun policies and what he thinks Congress needs to do to enact change.
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A CEO taking on gun issues
Ed Stack is the chief executive of Dick’s Sporting Goods, a retailer that sells outdoor equipment, athletic gear and guns. But after the Parkland, Fla., massacre, Stack decided to take assault rifles and bump stocks out of stores. Those were only two of the initiatives Stack devised after the 2018 shooting.
Post business reporter Rachel Siegel spoke with Stack recently in Pittsburgh about his decision to change his company’s gun policies and what he thinks Congress needs to do to enact change.
More on this topic:
- Dick’s Sporting Goods overhauled its gun policies after Parkland. The CEO didn’t stop there.
- I run Dick’s Sporting Goods. It’s Congress’s turn to do something about guns.
- Salesforce.com tells its gun-retailer customers they need to stop selling assault-style rifles or stop using their software
Brexit problems boil over into Trump’s London visit
President Trump arrived in London this week to dine with the royal family and meet with Prime Minister Theresa May. The visit comes at a particularly heated political moment for Britain, with May expected to resign at the end of this week and the status of Brexit still unclear.
Post White House reporter Anne Gearan is traveling abroad with the president this week and tells host Martine Powers how the trip has played out politically for Trump, who supports the United Kingdom’s divorce from the European Union.
More on this topic:
- Trump dismisses London protests, says he would have sued E.U. over Brexit
- Trump gets a banquet with the queen and the good china on state visit to U.K.
- Britain is at its most delicate political moment in years. Now here comes Trump.
An end of a ‘Jeopardy!’ era
James Holzhauer has dominated the game show since April. Post entertainment reporter Emily Yahr explains how his long run came to an end on Monday’s episode.
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