About 90 of the nation’s top CEO’s pressed Congress to reduce the U.S. trillion dollars debt. The CEO’s are working on a ‘deal’ to restore confidence and the economy. Click below to get more info.
Chief executives of more than 80 big U.S. corporations, including Goldman Sachs, Cisco Systems and Boeing, joined forces to press Congress to reduce the federal deficit in a rare show of broad corporate unity.
Though the list largely excludes the energy and technology sectors, an omission organizers say they are trying to fix, the U.S. corporate chiefs who did take part said it was urgent to put in place a bipartisan plan to shrink America’s debt.
“We are one deal away from fixing the debt and putting our nation back on a stronger economic footing that can restore us to greater job growth,” Aetna CEO Mark Bertolini said in a statement on Thursday backed by 86 other CEOs.
