Sheryll Poe is a former senior writer at the U.S. Chamber, who covered public policies affecting businesses including the three "T's" - transportation, trade and taxes.
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Everybody remembers his or her high school locker. The sound of hundreds of metal doors closing over the blare of the class bell. The metallic vessel that held your algebra books, unfinished assignments, and teenage hopes and dreams. There’s a very good chance that that locker was made by DeBourgh Manufacturing, a U.S. Chamber member since 1991.
For more than 125 years, Channellock Inc. has been a household name. It’s known for its American-made, high-quality hand tool with a distinctive blue handle and is used by everyone from do-it-yourselfers to professionals like electricians and plumbers.
You’ve already read about the pizza place offering delivery guys over $50,000 a year in North Dakota. Now, the Faces of Lawsuit Abuse website is highlighting another pizza-pie-in-the-sky cash endeavor. But this time, it involves a lawsuit of over $250,000 and an armed robber.
Wedding season may be winding down and prom may be months away, but that isn’t stopping the senator from New Jersey from stepping up efforts to fight fake designer dresses.
A recent McKinsey report estimates that improved use of data could generate $3 trillion in additional value each year in seven industries.
Westfield Valley Mall is what NPR’s Planet Money recently referred to as “A Mall Divided,” where workers on one side of the mall were being paid $2 less than the other side.
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