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Business leaders across industries waded into the upheaval gripping the nation following the death of George Floyd

following the death of George Floyd, reflecting how executives increasingly view their mandates as broader than delivering sales and profits.

The flood of messages partly reflects how quickly the world has changed for chief executives and big businesses, who up until a few years ago tended to steer away from hot-button issues. Now, many leaders of industry say more consumers and employees expect brands and businesses to have a point of view that reflects what they consider to be their corporate and brand values, even as doing so can also alienate some constituents.

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