Applying Criteria to a Flurry of Proposals
By Thomas J. Donohue, President and CEO, U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Martin Regalia: Econ 101
NORTHEASTDelawareBusiness Leaders, Lawmakers Discuss Legislative Wish List
The U.S. Chamber has been recognized for its online grassroots advocacy work during the 2006 midterm elections with two Pollie Awards. The first is a Silver Pollie recognizing an e-mail/viral marketing campaign. The second award was an Honorable Mention in the persuasion advertisement category. The Pollie Awards for political and public affairs excellence are hosted annually by the America Association of Political Consultants.
NORTHEASTMaineReport Paints Mixed Picture of State Economy
Readers of uschamber.com now have the option of receiving the publication via e-mail. There are a number of advantages to receiving the publication electronically, including the ability to sign up several members of your organization to receive uschamber.com directly in their inboxes.
NORTHEASTMassachusettsBusiness Leaders, Insurers Win Delay in Health Care Requirement
Proposals Impact Small BusinessesAs the U.S. Chamber continues to push for a number of initiatives to expand access to affordable health care for 47 million uninsured Americans, more and more governors are proposing their own plans-some with significant implications for business.
The administration must take additional steps to address the burden of regulatory compliance, according to testimony delivered last week by the U.S. Chamber's Director of Small Business Policy and Executive Director of the Small Business Council Giovanni Coratolo.
