"Trade War Uncertainty Prompts New Wave of Companies to Yank Forecasts"

Leadership Now Project’s latest Harris Poll of 300 senior business leaders continues to shape national conversation—this time in The Wall Street Journal’s reporting on the growing wave of companies pulling earnings forecasts amid tariff-driven economic instability.

The April 29 article highlights how companies like GM, JetBlue, Snap, and Volvo are retreating from financial guidance due to the unpredictable policy environment. It cites findings from Leadership Now’s poll showing that 84% of senior business leaders are concerned about the current political and legal climate’s impact on their companies, and that 45% say recent Executive Orders have negatively affected their competitiveness.

Our poll underscores what many executives are now signaling publicly: that escalating political volatility is threatening U.S. competitiveness and corporate decision-making.

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