The Latest Breaking News from Chamber of Commerce

After an initial shock to businesses, manufacturing jobs are growing four times faster here than the UK average

Chambers of commerce in three southern border provinces have told the government to propose joint ventures to Saudi Arabia as a way to stimulate trade.

The ‘Restore, Recover and Reform’ pledge askes potential representatives to commit to “pro-business and pro-enterprise policies” as business owners face “rising cost pressures”

Russia’s war on Ukraine has triggered a profound reassessment in European capitals of their individual and collective relations with China.

The new Holyrood legislation, widely opposed by the business community, allows local authorities to decide whether to impose an annual tax on car parking spaces provided by employers

Mitch McConnell says he hopes Sinema's opposition "will be enough to keep this thing underwater permanently"

Egypt's Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry is expected to meet with his US counterpart, Anthony Blinken, to "intensify communication and coordination" between the two friendly nations. Shoukry's visit also aims "to exchange visions on the most prominent regional and international issues of common concern," the Foreign Ministry said. Shoukry will hold…

The Florida Chamber of Commerce predicts Florida’s population will hit 26 million by 2030, an increase of more than 3.5 million residents. And as the people pour in, so, too, does their money.

George Christensen was a thorn in the Liberal National Party's side until the end — sensationally quitting the party and parliament last week before pledging his allegiance to Pauline Hanson's One Nation party today to run on a Senate ticket.

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Chamber of commerce joins local National party branch opposed to chosen route, ahead of visit by Barnaby Joyce to address concerns