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CEOs Launch War Rooms, Hotlines to Cope With Trump's Order Blitz

Executive orders bring promised changes and surprising risks for
business leaders

JPMorgan Chase set up a war room. The law firm Fisher Phillips created
an immigration hotline to help clients manage potential workplace
raids. Manufacturers and retailers have teams working to soften the
blow of potential new tariffs.

The blitz of executive orders and memos from President Trump left
business leaders--some still in the tuxedos they wore to White House
inaugural galas--scrambling to make sense of sweeping changes to tax,
immigration, trade and energy policies.

https://www.wsj.com/business/ceos-launch-war-rooms-hotlines-to-cope-with-trumps-order-blitz-8c0acb52