The Home Depot's CEO is taking a temporary leave of absence due to medical reasons. Ted Decker, who serves as chair, president, and CEO of the company, will step away for a few months. The Cobb County-based company has announced that Decker's duties will be taken over by three executives appointed by the board of directors.
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