U.S. executives continue to grapple with political bloodshed and its ripple effects on the corporate landscape
The 147 Republican lawmakers who opposed certification of the presidential election earlier this month have lost the support of many of their largest corporate backers — but not all of them.
The Washington Post contacted the 30 companies that gave the most money to election-objecting lawmakers’ campaigns through political action committees. Two-thirds, or 20 of the firms, said they have pledged to suspend some or all payments to their PACs.
Meanwhile, 10 companies said only that they would review their political giving or did not commit to take any action as a result of this month’s events. Continue reading.