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MIXING BUSINESS WITH POLITICS

FORTUNE is a business magazine, not a political one, and we know our readers like it that way. But it’s hard to escape the fact that this year’s U.S. presidential election is the biggest business story running. That’s why we took space in our May 1 issue to explore Donald Trump’s rocky record in business. And that’s why, in this issue, we are exploring Hillary Clinton’s complicated—and still unsettled—relationship with corporate America

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