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ICYMI: Daniel Cameron in Wall Street Journal: Walmart Says Goodbye to DEI
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1792 Exchange Statement on Walmart Choosing Common Sense
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Fortune 10 Leaders Donate $0 to President Trump this Election Cycle
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WATCH: 1792 Exchange launches new ad “Common Sense”
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Big business too political, new study finds
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1792 Exchange CEO Challenges Business Leaders to Ditch Divisive Agendas
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1792 Exchange CEO Daniel Cameron Commends John Deere for Putting Ideology Aside and Getting Back to Business
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1792 Exchange CEO Daniel Cameron Statement on Tractor Supply Decision
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1792 Exchange CEO Daniel Cameron warns corporate America: Don’t become vehicles for radical activism
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1792 Exchange launches new database tracking political bias of executives and board members at Fortune 250 companies
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New research shows trillions leveraged to advance ESG/DEI in public companies
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1792 Exchange updates 1,000 companies on its ‘Corporate Bias Ratings,’ adding their latest DEI commitments to HRC
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Kentucky’s Daniel Cameron named CEO of the 1792 Exchange; Outgoing KY Attorney General will hold corporations accountable to shareholders
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1792 Exchange launches ad campaign urging public companies to stay away from polarizing issues
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New proxy voting database shows asset managers’ ESG agenda abuses taxpayer funds
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1792 Exchange updates its ‘Spotlight Report: Corporate Bias Ratings’ with 250 new company ratings, totaling 1,250 companies rated on likelihood of canceling customers for religious, political views
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1792 Exchange responds to Claremont Institute report on corporate pledges to BLM causes: ‘It’s a scandal that corporations collectively pledged more money than the GDP of entire nations or many US states to divisive organizations’
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1792 Exchange releases its first ‘Spotlight Report: Corporate Bias Ratings’; 1,000+ companies rated on likelihood of canceling customers for religious, political views; exposes high risk companies.