In a new Stagwell survey of 100 CEOs of companies with 10,000-plus employees, 52% of respondents from U.S.-based companies said they believed Trump would be more likely to boost the global economy if elected, versus 15% for Harris. The remainder said it was a draw.
The geographic divide might reflect the fact that U.S. leaders are more concerned about domestic regulation while their foreign counterparts are worried about tariffs.
I hope for a clear result [from the election], as it could shift the focus deeper into policy discussions about the new dynamics in Congress.
The Fortune Global Forum on Nov. 11 and 12 promises to foster connections and collective intelligence among global leaders, providing insights into future opportunities.
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