Under Armour
employees received an email earlier this year that ended a a longstanding company practice: They can no longer charge visits to strip clubs on their corporate cards, according to
the Wall Street Journal. Over the years, executives and employees of the sports-apparel company, including Chief Executive Kevin Plank, went with athletes or co-workers to strip clubs and the
company often paid for the visits of many attendees, people familiar with the matter said, according to the Journal.Read the whole story at Wall Street Journal »
