Miami's sun was more than a backdrop on day 2 of the American Business Forum: it set the stage for high-stakes announcements that bridged diplomacy and economics.
US Special Envoy to the Middle East Steve Witkoff took the main stage, revealing breakthroughs in multiple peace negotiations that could reshape regional dynamics. Delegates buzzed as Witkoff outlined new progress on talks that have long been stalled, hinting at a fresh window of opportunity for stability and cooperation.
Meanwhile, JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon shifted the focus to the home front, cautioning that excessive regulation poses real economic dangers. In a market still finding its footing, Dimon's warning served as a reminder of the delicate balance between oversight and innovation.
As the forum moves into its final day, attendees are parsing what these developments mean for global markets, startups, and cross-border partnerships.
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