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Business Matters: Will Ron DeSantis get support from US businesses?

Will Ron DeSantis get support from US businesses?

25/05/2023 GMT

BBC World Service - Business Matters, Will Ron DeSantis get support from US businesses?

Ron DeSantis has filed the necessary paperwork to run for the US presidency.

Ron DeSantis has filed the necessary paperwork to run for the US presidency, saying he's Donald Trump without the drama.

Florida governor Ron DeSantis has filed the necessary paperwork to run for the US presidency, saying he's Donald Trump without the drama. Mr DeSantis is expected to be one of the strongest challengers to the current leader in the polling: Donald Trump, despite being some way behind him. Kasia Madera is joined by Kimberly Adams, a correspondent for Marketplace in the US and Alicia Garcia Herrero, an economist in Singapore.

(Picture: SIOUX CENTER, IA - MAY 13: Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis speaks during the annual Feenstra Family Picnic at the Dean Family Classic Car Museum in Sioux Center, Iowa, on Saturday, May 13, 2023. Picture Credit: Getty Images).

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