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Survey shows middle market firms continue to adapt, improvise and overcome challenges posed by interest rate hikes and inflation
A recent U.S. Chamber of Commerce report shows that communities experience significant economic benefits from getting a new distribution center (DC) in their areas.
The Federal Reserve raised its key interest rate again earlier this month. That was the eighth time it has done so in the last year, and a few more small hikes are likely coming with inflation still high and consumer spending and the job market still hot.
Retail sales rose a remarkable 3% in January. That is after declines in November and December, which had led many to believe consumer strength was sapped.
Chief Policy Officer Neil Bradley issued the following statement in response to the fourth meeting of the President’s Competition Council.
As expected, the economy grew sharply at the end of 2022. GDP expanded by 2.9% in the 4th quarter (from October through December).
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce on Thursday called on Congress to get work done in a bipartisan manner, breaking the gridlock on key issues.
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