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The California Chamber of Commerce has labeled a last-minute greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction proposal a job killer.
The United States and Taiwan have begun formal negotiations on the U.S.-Taiwan Initiative on 21st-Century Trade.
The California Chamber of Commerce is urging approval of AB 1951, a tax credit bill that will promote investment in the next generation of manufacturing and encourage production in California. The measure — unopposed to date — faces a final vote as early as today in the State Senate and if it passes out of that house, it will face one final vote in the Assembly due to amendments that were made in the Senate.
The time remaining in the legislative session is inadequate for the necessary full discussion of the climate proposals the Governor issued last week, the California Chamber of Commerce and a coalition of business groups and local chambers of commerce said in a letter sent to Governor Gavin Newsom on August 16.
Strong opposition from the California Chamber of Commerce helped to secure amendments that removed some of the most onerous aspects of two job killer bills last week.
Governor Gavin Newsom announced a four-point strategy on August 11 to increase California’s water supplies and help the state adapt to the extreme weather patterns anticipated by climate experts.
The many shared interests of New South Wales (NSW), Australia and sister state California were discussed this week when a delegation from the NSW Parliament met with California Chamber of Commerce representatives.
The Biden administration has released the new U.S. Strategy Toward Sub-Saharan Africa, which outlines the administration’s vision for a “21st Century U.S.-African Partnership.”
Registration is open now for the CalChamber Public Affairs Conference, set for November 29–30 at the Ritz-Carlton, Laguna Niguel.
The issue of “wage theft” has recently gotten some renewed attention in the news. Unfortunately, reporting on this issue often results in creating an inaccurate perception that a large number of California businesses are intentionally defrauding their workers.
California’s economic success can be credited to two often-related advantages: a skilled workforce and a culture of innovation.
CalChamber President and CEO Jennifer Barrera joined California Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber, Ph.D. and other officials at a hybrid news conference on August 4 to highlight the BizFile Online portal providing online secure services for California businesses.