How Big Business Dumped Trump and Got "Woke"

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : When the Obama Administration tried to get health care companies on board with the Affordable Care Act, not a single member of the industry came to the table.
48% : But We Need to Reimagine Capitalism to Do It"The role of the CEO has changed, and I don't think anyone can sit on the sidelines," says Paul Polman, the London-based former CEO of the consumer-goods giant Unilever, whose new book, Net Positive, argues that sustainability can go hand in hand with profit -- one of a raft of recent do-gooder tomes by CEOs (including Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, the co-owner of TIME).
46% : Under Polman's leadership, Unilever set ambitious climate goals and sought to improve its human-rights record, lobbying against the death penalty for gay people in Uganda and deforestation in Brazil. "
41% : Trump's antagonism to immigration and free trade ran counter to business's interests, says the D.C. corporate fixer and former GOP strategist Juleanna Glover.
33% : But the succeeding generation, in Sonnenfeld's view, didn't live up to the BRT's original promise of civic virtue, focusing instead on attacking government interference and avoiding taxation.

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