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Axios reporter shares 3 tips for CEOs dealing with Trump

Jonathan Swan, a reporter for Axios, has identified three key insights for CEOs navigating potential future interactions with Donald Trump. Swan suggests appealing to Trump's desire to be remembered as a historical figure by focusing on grand projects and monuments. He also advises understanding that Trump operates with a small, discreet group of loyalists who influence his decisions, often in private. Finally, Swan predicts increased volatility and ambitious, potentially global, strategic moves from Trump. AI

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  1. Axios Technology TIER_1 English(EN) · Jim VandeHei ·

    Jonathan Swan's 3 things that every CEO needs to know about Trump

    <p>I never read Trump books. To me, there's little mystery to how the president thinks, operates or governs. So reading about it is an inefficient use of time.</p><ul><li>Until now.<strong> </strong>Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan (two reporters I <a href="https://link.axios.co…