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Fri Jul 19

Biden’s and Trump’s ages would prevent them running many top companies – and for good reason

Written by Brandon Cline, Professor of Finance, Mississippi State University

They've set two records as the oldest presidential hopefuls.AP Photo

President Joe Biden, currently seeking a second term as the Democratic Party’s nominee, is 81. Former President Donald Trump, the Republican Party’s nominee, is 78. No one older has run for U.S. president before. That was also true in 2020, when the same two men ran...

Biden’s and Trump’s ages would prevent them running many top companies – and for good reason

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