The Emerging Issues program of the U.S. Chamber Foundation provides research and insight into the issues impacting the free enterprise system and the business community.
During this program, data and connectivity champions will showcase and discuss the promise and potential of data-driven innovation and the implications and rewards of future technologies.
We recognize that the issue of net neutrality divides the tech community, but there can be no neutrality as far as the U.S. Chamber is concerned.
Industry Experts Provide Insights on How Data Is Changing Business and the Economy
A recent McKinsey report estimates that improved use of data could generate $3 trillion in additional value each year in seven industries.
When small businesses can access and use big data applications, that’s a recipe for economic growth all around.
“U.S. Ranks Behind Latvia in Offering Top-Speed Broadband Connections,” the headline in a June 27 Wall Street Journal brief announced. The headline’s implication was clear: U.S.
What’s especially exciting about soccer these days is that a good chunk of that action can be tracked and analyzed, offering teams and fans greater insights into how the game is played.
With the right strategy, corporations can pick up where the World Cup leaves off, taking on some of Brazil’s fundamental development challenges that many citizens feel have been unaddressed by the World Cup preparations.
There are few businesses tougher than pawnbroker. And there are few places tougher to run a business than Detroit. So when Detroit pawn shop owner Les Gold, star of truTV’s reality series "Hardcore Pawn" says his city is on the comeback, it certainly gives that assertion some credence.
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Weekly insights and analysis from the intersection of government and business.
C_TEC Submits Comments to NHTSA on Automated Driving Systems: A Vision for Safety
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s ("NHTSA") recently issued Notice and Request for Comments on Automated Driving Systems: A Vision for Safety (the "Voluntary Guidance") advances the dialogue on the appropriate national framework to facilitate the investment and innovation necessary for U.S. companies to claim a leadership role in this new era of transportation. The U.S.