The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the nation's most powerful business lobby, is shifting toward a more nonpartisan stance as the Trump administration intensifies its involvement in corporate policy. Long a dependable ally of Republican economic platforms, the Chamber is now recalibrating its strategy to maintain credibility across both parties, according to Reuters.
The change comes against a backdrop of unprecedented government intervention in the private sector. The White House has recently taken equity stakes in major companies, including Intel, while exerting public pressure on the Federal Reserve to pursue more aggressive monetary easing. Such moves have unsettled corporate America, raising concerns about the erosion of market independence.
