Commentary and analysis from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, gig economy companies have become an essential part of many Americans’ daily lives – and an economic lifeline for ma
We can begin to dwell on the tremendous blessings that have risen up out of this challenging year.
Even in the face of a pandemic, Native and tribally owned businesses have success stories we should celebrate.
Read the key takeaways from our fireside chat with Sen. Tim Scott on ways to close the opportunity gaps for minority-owned businesses.
COVID-19 relief packages and a vaccine distribution plan are critical to getting America back on its feet.
Although short in length, Section 3608 of the CARES Act is a powerful tool for employers that sponsor defined benefit pension plans. Congress recognized that in these uncertain times, employers were facing a dilemma: make pension contributions (for obligations that won’t be due in years) or make payroll and other short term costs.
U.S. District Court for the Eastern District upholds Rule 6-7.2 of Michigan's Civil Service Rules
Americans strongly want effective government, and the Chamber will lead on pandemic relief and rebuilding our infrastructure.
In the days after an election, one can find countless articles analyzing the results of myriad races, and to be sure, this year is no exception. While some aspects of the 2020 election remain unresolved one item of interest in California was settled decisively.
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