Why Did Harley-Davidson Get Cute With Trump?
If you run a global business like Harley-Davidson in the age of Trump, your company either learns to play a new game or finds itself in the crosshairs during an election year.
The Chinese Trade War Begins—What CEOs Need To Know
The trade battle between the U.S. and Chinese governments is in full swing, with tariffs on $34 billion in imported Chinese goods going into effect today, and China matching that number on a list goods imported from the U.S.
Snap-on CEO Pinchuk Talks Trade Policy, The Future Of Manufacturing
While trade wars and tariffs continue to make headlines, Snap-on Tools CEO Nick Pinchuk told Chief Executive that U.S. manufacturers are used to a shifting playing field.
Tax Reform Implications For Footprint Decisions
The 2017 tax act contains a number of significant implications and opportunities for CEOs who possess Location Awareness.
Tariffs Shake Up The Solar Manufacturing Industry
Four months after the U.S. announced tariff increases on solar cells and modules from China, the industry continues to respond with new investments while also preparing for flat growth in the future.
Q&A: Beer Institute President & CEO Jim McGreevy
Beer Institute president and CEO Jim McGreevy spoke with Chief Executive about the challenges of being a trade organization CEO, and how the recent tariffs on imported aluminum are impacting his industry.
R&D Tax Credits Could Kick-Start Your Innovation Programs
For every financial services organization today — from banks to insurance companies— innovation is not just a buzzword. It is critical to future growth.
Manufacturers On Trump Tariffs: Don’t Do It, Mr. President
With President Trump announcing he will implement new tariffs on steel an aluminum next week, U.S. manufacturing business leaders are speaking out against the move.
What Would A Steel Tariff Mean For Manufacturers?
A potential tarriff on imported would be steel welcome news for American steel producers, but it has been cause for alarm for some American manufacturers who are big consumers of metals.
CEOs Should Take Broad, Long View In Deploying Tax Cut Proceeds
Some analysts suggest that CEOs who don’t capitalize in some visible way on the possibilities provided by the tax cut may live to regret it.
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