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Chad Miller, a Corona manufacturer, is the 2022 recipient of the California Chamber of Commerce Small Business Advocate of the Year Award.
Gross domestic product (GDP) took a surprising decline in the first quarter of 2022, falling 1.4%. It was brought down by the trade deficit widening and a slower pace of inventory growth. However, the pace of consumer spending remains strong, increasing 2.7% quarter over quarter.
California Lieutenant Governor Eleni Kounalakis and California Chamber of Commerce Board Chair Kailesh Karavadra shared their perspectives on the state’s accomplishments and challenges at the 96th Annual Sacramento Host Breakfast on June 2.
Common challenges facing the global community were the focus of an enthusiastic audience at the California Chamber of Commerce-hosted in-person International Forum last week.
The cost of living weighs heavily on the minds of voters, and has become the principal lens through which they consider California public policy issues. This finding and many others were revealed from the recently released eighth semi-annual California Chamber of Commerce Poll.
Tuesday’s California Primary Election results are still a work in progress. There are more than a million ballots left to count plus 30 days in which to certify the results, leaving a question mark about who the final candidates will be in several statewide and legislative contests.
Following are remarks presented by Kailesh Karavadra, 2022 chair of the California Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, at the 96th Annual Host Breakfast in Sacramento on June 2. Karavadra is a partner at Ernst & Young LLP, San Jose.
Business leaders and California governors comment on Allan Zaremberg’s contributions to the strength of the California economy during his 23 years as CalChamber president and CEO. Zaremberg retired at the end of 2021.
A California Chamber of Commerce-supported bill that will restore the accessibility of key court electronic indexes for conducting background checks passed the Senate this week.
President Joe Biden launched the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) negotiations with 12 other countries on Monday, May 23.
Three California Chamber of Commerce job killer bills and seven oppose bills have been stopped from advancing this year after being held in legislative fiscal committees on May 19.
A proposal to establish a support system for homeless individuals with mental illnesses or substance abuse disorders passed the Senate this week with the support of the California Chamber of Commerce and a coalition made up of 21 chambers of commerce.