North Korea Dials Down Tensions With United States, Stocks Higher
North Korea says it will delay a decision on attacking Guam. However, experts say that could be reversed at any time. North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un says he will wait to see what the United States does next. Two more CEO's will leave President Donald Trump's manufacturing council. Intel (INTC) - Get Report CEO Brian Kranzich says he will step down from the board. Under Armour (UAA) - Get Report CEO Kevin Plank also said he was honored to serve on the council but will promote diversity through sport. Monday, Merck (MRK) - Get Report CEO said he would leave the council. CEO's have been leaving in protest of what they said was President Trump's slow response denouncing white supremacists protesting in Virginia over the weekend. Home Depot (HD) - Get Report turned in a quarterly report that was positive across the board. It beat earnings, revenue and sales expectations.
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