Commentary and analysis from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Customers have spent $85 billion at independent retailers and restaurants since Small Business Saturday started in 2010.
Many Americans could have some unexpected indigestion this holiday.
Businesses that do well, do good.
A 25% tariff on steel and a 10% tariff on aluminum on imports from Canada and Mexico remain in place.
400,000 uninsured Americans are expected to attain health coverage thanks to AHPs.
Mid Continent Steel & Wire employs approximately 300 people, down from over 500 before the tariffs went into effect.
If U.S. tax reform doesn’t make U.S. companies and businesses more competitive, why does Canada feel it has to respond?
A ridiculous lawsuit is brewing in the Aloha State. Kona Hawaiian-style beer is headquartered in Hawaii, but brews its beer in other locations across the continental US. Now they are being sued for misleading consumers who claim they paid more for Kona’s beer because they thought it was made in Hawaii.
We’re calling on our new and reelected leaders from both parties to claim the middle ground and reject the extremes on both sides.
Hungry? Consumers are suing the maker of Kind snack bars for not containing enough fresh fruit. Their lawyers claim Kind bars “misled” consumers by dehydrating their fruit and putting “chemical-sounding terms like ascorbic acid” in their bars. And now they want a payout. Wait.
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