US Chamber News

Matt Furlow One lesson from the COVID-19 pandemic is the importance of technology in keeping Americans connected and enabling innovative contactless solutions. As policymakers

Kelly Rosenblatt Before breaking into the spirits space, Pia Carusone had an extensive and impressive political career, working for a range of notable

Kelly Rosenblatt Like many food-centric cities across the country, the lifeblood of the food and beverage industry in Washington, D.C. is increasingly dependent on neighborhood  hot spots –the places where D.C. residents can enjoy

Kelly Rosenblatt While enduring Coronavirus-related shutdowns, many of us have turned to enjoying our natural surroundings more often. For Jeff

Tom Quaadman Economic prediction is a dangerous profession, but when Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says he’s “not even thinking about thinking about” raising interest

Lindsay Cates Thaddeus Swanek The Q2 2020 USG Corporation + U.S. Chamber of Commerce Commercial Construction Index, released this week, reveals a drop in contractors’

Mohammad Abunayyan I recently had the pleasure of joining a discussion hosted by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s International Policy

Evangelos Razis Governments around the world are increasingly turning their attention to artificial intelligence. Earlier this year, the White House

Jordan Crenshaw It has been three months since the term “social distancing” became part of the American lexicon. Social distancing

Shira Rawlinson Businesses throughout the country are working hard to reopen safely and to keep their employees and customers healthy