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Auto Industry CFOs Buckle Up for Disruption
Tech

Auto Industry CFOs Buckle Up for Disruption

Original equipment makers, tech companies, and suppliers are vying for control of the auto's “center stack,” which customers may value more than the engine.
By Brian Peccarelli | September 8, 2017
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CEOs Urge Restraint in NAFTA Renegotiation
Strategy

CEOs Urge Restraint in NAFTA Renegotiation

A group of top chief executives says the White House should seek to modernize, not overhaul, the trade agreement.
By Matthew Heller | May 29, 2017
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What U.S. Patent Owners Lost in Trump’s TPP Pullout
Strategy

What U.S. Patent Owners Lost in Trump’s TPP Pullout

In fulfilling a campaign promise, the president sacrificed potential IP benefits that TPP would have had for U.S. trade.
By Jay Erstling | March 24, 2017
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Pragmatists, Radicals Vie on U.S. Trade Policy
Supply Chain

Pragmatists, Radicals Vie on U.S. Trade Policy

One way to understand how American trade policy might play out is to analyze two plausible paths.
By Johan Gott | March 21, 2017
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The Parable of the Wizard and NAFTA
Supply Chain

The Parable of the Wizard and NAFTA

“Say hi to Wizard Bernie while you’re down there,” he yelled at the falling figure.
By Gregory Husisian | March 20, 2017
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Square-Off: Should U.S. Trade Agreements Be Renegotiated?
Strategy

Square-Off: Should U.S. Trade Agreements Be Renegotiated?

A shakeup in global trade is coming. Will it harm or help U.S. companies?
By David Katz | March 17, 2017
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Finance Execs Favor Trump over Clinton by Large Margin
The Economy

Finance Execs Favor Trump over Clinton by Large Margin

Yet respondents to a CFO survey are dissatisfied with both major-party candidates.
By David Katz | September 13, 2016
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