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By Rex Sinquefield, Contributor While some states’ economic outlooks appear cloudy at best, Florida’s financial future remains bright. This week…

By Joe Debs, Executive Vice President, RS&H Quality of life. It’s a term I’m sure you’ve heard many times before, but it…

The Florida Chamber of Commerce continues its efforts to attract high-wage jobs and increase global competitiveness by advocating for increases…

By Marta W. Aldrich On the heels of a major five-year study questioning the long-term effectiveness of Tennessee’s publicly funded…

National Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) recognized the Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation among six of the most outstanding, committed and…

The Office of Insurance Regulation (OIR) today approved an average overall rate level decrease of 4.7 percent on workers’ compensation…

Today and all days, we thank the more than 1.5 million veterans who call Florida home for their service to…

The Florida Senate Environmental Preservation and Conservation Committee today unanimously passed a Florida Chamber-backed water bill that will help secure…

A sluggish recovery from the financial crisis, the Chinese economic slowdown and other curve balls have been a drag on…

The program’s goal is to open China up to new and untapped trade opportunities, and put a shot in the…

Africa’s second-largest economy has contracted for the past three months in a row. Challenges facing the economy include power shortages,…

Earlier this week, the European Commission proposed a series of measures to further strengthen and deepen the Economic and Monetary…

Three key factors have affected Latin American economies The end of the U.S. Fed’s quantitative easing, which has brought about…

Education and Economic Development Go Hand in Hand Yesterday, Mark Wilson was in Orlando to champion the Florida Chamber’s longstanding…

The House is expected to vote on reauthorization of the Export-Import Bank next Monday, October.26, and we need your help…