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.This November, the Business 20 comes home. From November 9 to 11, the B20 USA Summit takes over Washington’s Wharf District, with plenary sessions on the Anthem stage and a village of hosted venues that includes the National Governors Association’s Governors House, UK House, the POLITICO Pub, and Kalshi House. It is the first time the United States has hosted the G20’s private sector forum, and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce expects thousands of delegates from companies and countries that account for roughly three-quarters of world trade. The program opens Monday night with a ceremony and concert, then runs two mornings of plenary sessions moderated by journalists from CNBC, POLITICO, and Fortune. Four task forces — focused on economic growth, innovation, trade, and energy — frame the conversation.

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