Corporate America mostly silent on recent mass shootings: Experts
Management Professor James O'Rourke said, "In domestic issues it's complicated because lawmaking is mostly done at the local and state level, and executives must operate across state lines. If they take a position on every issue, it is likely key stake holders will abandon them," in a piece by ABC News.
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