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Implementing The United States–Japan Agreement The White House, September 4, 2025
California Chamber of Commerce – In Association with: • Agricultural Council of California • Agriculture Energy Consumers Association • Association of Equipment Manufacturers • California Council for Environmental and Economic Balance (CCEEB) • California Cotton Ginners and Growers Association • California Fresh Fruit Association • California Large Energy Consumers Association (CLECA) • California Manufacturers & Technology Association • California Poultry Federation • Coalition for Sustainable Cement Manufacturing & Environment (CSCME) • Western Growers Association • Western Plant Health • Western States Petroleum Association (WSPA) • Western Tree Nut Association
A CalChamber-led coalition of business groups, including local chambers of commerce, has stopped a Cost Driver bill that would have exposed employers to a new 30 percent penalty on orders issued by the Labor Commissioner.
A Cost Driver bill that in effect would have banned the use of technology to help set prices or manage supply levels was held in the Assembly Appropriations Committee last week.
As California legislators enter the home stretch of the 2025 legislative session, they are facing a handful of bills that seek to regulate the artificial intelligence industry by imposing sweeping restrictions governed by vague, broad definitions of still-emerging technology.
Members of the Senate and Assembly fiscal committees took final action last week on hundreds of bills during the biannual clearing of the “suspense file” — proposals projected to impose additional cost pressures on the state budget.
Foreign Investment in Chile Invest Chile, December 1, 2025
Argentina: A Country Overview of Opportunities and Challenges in Critical Minerals Institute of the Americas, August 2026
The Republic of Zambia is a south-central African country that is rich with natural resources. Mining has been one of larger economic industries, specifically in copper, but it has begun to diversify its economy in industries such as energy, infrastructure, information & communication technologies, travel and tourism, and agriculture.
Joint Statement on United States-Vietnam Framework for an Agreement on Reciprocal, Fair, and Balanced Trade The White House, October 26, 2025
Located in the southeastern coast of South America and bordered by Brazil and Argentina, Uruguay is the second smallest country on the continent. Despite this, it was ruled a high-income country by the World Bank in 2012, one of three in South America, and has a growing middle class and low poverty rates. It holds a constitution, with the president and Council of Ministers holding executive power. Brittanica, World Bank, U.S. Department of Commerce
UK and California deepen ties on clean energy to boost investment Government of the United Kingdom, February 16, 2026Governor Newsom launches UK climate partnership Governor of California, February 16, 2026