Corporate America is pouring support behind the Trump Accounts program, with Altimeter Capital founder, Chairman and CEO Brad Gerstner predicting the initiative will attract more than $100 billion in additional private commitments over the next year as businesses and philanthropists back the new investment accounts for American children. WHAT ARE…
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