CEO Mary Beth Laughton has to simultaneously firm up REI's earthy cred and raise its retail game in a competitive landscape.

Camping and hiking gear retailers REI have a new CEO who denounced the company's endorsement of one of Donald Trump 's ...

Joe Mizrahi, the secretary-treasurer for UFCW 3000, the union representing REI employees in Bellingham, said the results felt ...

Perhaps even rarer is an endorsement retraction, but Recreational Equipment, Inc. made one last week when it said it had erred in supporting the nomination of Doug Burgum to lead the ... how we move ...

A worker-led campaign at the US retail co-op encouraged members to vote ‘no’ against candidates that were hand-picked by ...

REI CEO Mary Beth Laughton has publicly apologized and retracted the company’s January endorsement of Doug Burgum, President Trump’s Secretary of the Interior. REI initially supported Burgum ...

One of the first public things REI's new CEO Mary Beth Laughton did ... letter by a number of outdoor focused companies backing Doug Burgum with "strong support", saying it wanted a "seat at ...

The outdoor retailer drew criticism for blocking union-backed candidates from the ballot and for its initial support of a ...

I’m here to apologize to our members on behalf of REI, to retract our endorsement of Doug Burgum, and to take full accountability for how we move forward." Thanks to Burgum and others ...

In a rare turnaround last week, REI Co-op CEO Mary Beth Laughton apologized for what she said was the outdoor retailer's "mistake" of supporting Doug Burgum's nomination as Secretary of the Interior.