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Dec 07 2016
Headline Roundup
Trump Rattles Corporate America
Trump’s approach is a marked shift from prior presidents, who usually dealt with the private sector on an industry level and in the broadest terms. His bargaining style, including his opaque personal financial dealings and his sudden shots at certain companies, has helped unnerve a corporate America that traditionally craves stability.
Washington Post
Washington Times 
The Hill 
Jan 14 2022
Analysis
Corporate America's incredibly profitable pandemic
Companies are about to blast out a blizzard of quarterly profit and sales numbers over the next few weeks, as the carnival of Q4 corporate results kicks off.
Driving the news: Large banks will open the floodgates, issuing reports early Friday that mark the unofficial start of earnings season on Wall Street.
Why it matters: Earnings reports tell investors, analysts and economists
Axios
Red Blue Translator
Corporations
Apr 15 2021
Analysis
Corporate America’s Empty Virtue Signaling
Critics of the Georgia elections law have gotten far out over their skis. The Washington Post fact-checker awarded Joe Biden “Four Pinocchios” for lying about the bill, then labeled him a “recidivist” when he kept repeating the lie. Senator Raphael Warnock admitted to Fox News that he had put his name to an email for a liberal nonprofit lying about a provision that was not in the final bill.
National Review
Apr 22 2022
Opinion
Another Victory against Corporate Wokeness
Exxon Mobil seems to be backpedaling on some of its culture-war allegiances with a decision that is at least symbolically significant. Bloomberg reports:
Exxon Mobil Corp. plans to prohibit the LGBTQ-rights flag from being flown on the corporate flagpole outside its offices during Pride month in June, prompting a furious backlash from Houston-based employees.
Exxon updated
National Review
Jun 16 2019
News
Trump leaves corporate America hanging
President Donald Trump's on-again, off-again relationship with corporate America was on full display this week as he sparred publicly with the country's most powerful business lobby over his rinse-and-repeat use of tariffs -- and then welcomed top executives to the White House to plead with him in person.
CNN (Online News)
May 04 2015
News
Is Fiorina Out of Touch With Corporate America?
By any measure, Carly Fiorina has a compelling life story. Born in Austin, Texas, she worked as a receptionist in a hair salon and secretary before shattering one of the hardest glass ceilings in America, becoming the first woman to lead a Fortune 20 company. Just as compellingly, Fiorina is now the GOP’s sole female answer to the oncoming gender juggernaut that is Hillary Clinton. So whatever
Politico
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Nov 17 2020
Analysis
Corporate America's revolving door for Black employees
Systemic racism is leading to a turnover problem in corporate America: Companies have a hard time holding on to Black employees.
Why it matters: Beyond affecting individual professionals and teams, a corporate culture that causes attrition can spread rot through entire companies.
Driving the news: If companies don't pay attention to their corporate culture, the pandemic and
Axios
May 07 2022
News
Sanders Says 'No Corporation That Breaks the Law Should Get a Federal Contract'
Sen. Bernie Sanders on Friday reiterated his call for the Biden administration to prohibit all union-busting corporations from receiving federal contracts, citing the National Labor Relations Board's fresh complaints against Starbucks and Amazon over their attempts to crush worker organizing.
"This is what oligarchy and corporate greed are all about," Sanders, the chair of the Senate
Common Dreams