As the legal and political shenanigans unfold around Donald Trump and Joe Biden, we should not forget that the business of America is business.
Now that we are in what pundits call “the silly (election) season,” the corporate sector is wondering what a Biden second term might mean for their bottom line. If Biden faces Trump in the presidential election, as is expected, CEOs, investors, entrepreneurs and Wall Street will be watching with keen interest.
Trump’s business agenda is simple and predictable: roll back regulation and decrease taxes. The past will be prologue. Biden’s is more complex — a combination of accommodations to labor, Big Tech and clean-energy interest groups.
A denizen of corporate-friendly Delaware, Biden was expected to be one of the most pro-business Democrats in recent years. Yet four years later, his record…
