Lessons big business can learn from the Trump tragedy

President Trump will be the first president in 150 years not to attend his successor’s swearing-in today. Instead of being present at the usual hand-over, Trump is now at his Mar-a-Lago residence as Joe Biden is sworn into the highest office of state in the Western World.

What will the ex-president be doing? Watching Biden’s inauguration on TV? Unlikely, says Professor Ian Robertson, because he will be too busy “plotting, plotting, plotting and plotting.”

“You can be sure Trump will be seeking his revenge. He still does not see that he has done anything wrong: he will be full of self-pity and plotting how to get back into power.”

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