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February 04 2017
|The Week UK
The campaign against Uber for “collaborating” with President Trump highlights the battle lines being drawn up in corporate America
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“In an effort to understand their new reality” under President Trump, many American bosses have been studying The Art of the Deal – Trump’s autobiography published in 1987, said Schumpeter in The Economist. It begins by describing his working week, “which mainly consists of frequent calls with his stockbroker”, and “sitting in his office as other business people pay him lavish tribute”. If Trump’s routine is anything like the same today, he must be delighted: stock markets have jumped since his election, and many of the same executives who lambasted him “as a menace to capitalism” before his election have been publicly lavishing praise. Maybe some are excited by his pro-business stance; others are probably just “terrified”.
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