Oct 21, 2024

A “call to arms” of sorts for corporations

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Today: What responsibility do corporations have to American democracy?

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Office Politics

If the election is contested again in November, will corporate leaders push back?

by Kimberly Adams

Oct 21, 2024

There's an effort underway by advocacy groups asking business leaders to pledge to validate the election results.

"Companies do not expect to change their external messaging due to the election, other than being even more cautious about potentially divisive topics," said The Conference Board's David Young.

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Election 2024

Election campaigns are spending big to get out the expat vote

by Victoria Craig

Oct 21, 2024

To win overseas votes, Republicans say they’re relying on Donald Trump’s promise to end double taxation for expats. Meanwhile, Democrats have spent about $300,000 on outreach to Americans abroad.

Above, a voter at a U.S. primary polling station in Amsterdam in March.

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