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- At the 2026 State of American Business, top executives highlighted the importance of driving innovation, solving challenges, and improving lives.Clark Calls for an Embrace of Free Market Principles That Lead to Growth.Chamber President and CEO Suzanne P. Clark calls on leaders to embrace free market principles to drive economic growth.The 2026 State of American Business: “A Year for Choosing”Business leaders and lawmakers unite to address permitting delays, aiming to boost economic growth and infrastructure development.Congress must seize this opportunity to enact meaningful, bipartisan permitting reform to reduce costs, eliminate uncertainty, and deliver the critical infrastructure needed for affordable energy and economic prosperity.U.S. Chamber statement on the historic multilateral agreement to exempt U.S.-headquartered companies from the Pillar Two global minimum tax rules.The U.S. economy will start on solid footing in 2026. The right set of policies could support faster, sustained growth.Our housing playbook provides location-specific data and actionable strategies that policymakers, business leaders, and community stakeholders can use to identify opportunities to expand housing supply and address affordability challenges in their area.Firms report improving fundamentals, though views on the economy remain cautious
