Coverage dated September 5, 2024

Nearly 100 top business leaders back Harris for president

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Dozens of top corporate leaders have endorsed Vice President Harris's presidential campaign, citing her ability to advance fair and predictable policies that support the rule of law, stability and a sound business environment.

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  1. CNN

    Dozens of business leaders endorse Kamala Harris for president (opens CNN)

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    Dozens of business leaders are throwing their weight behind Vice President Kamala Harris, saying she is the stronger candidate for the American economy and the future of democracy.

  2. Quartz

    Kamala Harris just got the endorsement of 88 business leaders, ranging from Yelp's CEO to Magic Johnson (opens Quartz)

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    The current and former executives say a Harris presidency would let American businesses "thrive"

  3. The Hill

    Nearly 100 top business leaders back Harris for president (opens The Hill)

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    The Hill's feed description

    Dozens of top corporate leaders have endorsed Vice President Harris's presidential campaign, citing her ability to advance fair and predictable policies that support the rule of law, stability and a sound business environment.

  4. KTVZ Bend

    James Murdoch, Mark Cuban and dozens of other business leaders endorse Kamala Harris for president (opens KTVZ Bend)

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    KTVZ Bend's feed description

    By Liam Reilly and Matt Egan, CNN (CNN) — Dozens of business leaders are throwing their weight behind Vice President Kamala Harris, saying she is the stronger candidate for the American economy and the future of democracy.

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