US Chamber News

John G. Murphy Time is running out for the United States to rescind the so-called Section 232 tariffs on steel

Curtis Dubay Friday’s job report was a big miss. Most analysts expected the economy to create one million jobs in

Shannon Hayden In a 2018 interview, after a year in office, New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said “there’s probably

Suzanne Clark The United States’ first quarter economic data showed 6.4% growth for the first three months of the year.

Sean Hackbarth Last year, the U.S. and Kenya announced the launch of free trade negotiations, the first of its kind

Lindsay Cates As vaccine distribution has picked up speed, some small business owners have taken it upon themselves to help get shots into the arms of

Curtis Dubay Congress is considering raising the corporate income tax rate from 21 percent to 28 percent. Many assume that only big

Thaddeus Swanek This week’s Path Forward event focused on the American business community’s response to the devastating surge of coronavirus

Josh Kram Defense and national security interests have always been the centerpiece of America’s relationship with Israel. That’s why the