Fiscal cliff helps mend Obama-CEO relations

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Boeing's Jim McNerney was among 5 CEOs Obama called over the weekend about the fiscal cliff, which could give the White House and Big Biz an excuse to mend fences. WASHINGTON (CNNMoney) -- Fiscal cliff negotiations are proving to be the perfect excuse for President Obama and the business community to smooth over a rocky four years. The White House has struggled to make and keep friends in the business community, thanks to contentious policy fights over financial and health care reforms. Obama famously dubbed Wall Street as "fat cat bankers" and bashed health insurers for raising premiums and denying coverage. The tension grew worse during the election when business groups doubled down their contributions to defeat Obama. The financial sector spent more $50 million supporting the President's opponent Mitt Romney, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Jim McNerney
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Matthew Miller
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0.0298078 | "We're in the time of decision making... we have to fix the fiscal cliff. I think you're going to see a ramped-up engagement," Miller said. ... |
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Mitt Romney
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Jessica Yellin
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Jamie Dimon
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Warren Buffett
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Tim Cook
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Rob Nichols
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Craig Jelinek
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City: WASHINGTON
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Company: Honeywell International
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Company: Boeing
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Company: CNN
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Organization: White House
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Organization: Center for Responsive Politics
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