Stepping up enforcement efforts through the new climate and ESG task force should not take precedence over rulemaking, the Chamber says.
The tax on the revenue from digital advertising services provided in Maryland is an "extraordinarily severe form of exaction," the suit says.
Congress, President must act quickly to combat the economic disruption of the COVID-19 outbreak, says the business group.
The CEO of a litigation finance firm decries the chamber's stance, which he says is unfair to small and midsize companies with limited financial resources.
The move to block additional wage data reporting requirements is "an all-out attack on equal pay," a women's rights advocate says.
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board’s proposal would spawn confusion and liability, according to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
SEC Chairman Jay Clayton praises James Doty’s decision to stay on while the PCAOB starts to fill four vacant posts.
An industrywide, common approach would increase confidence in the ratings, they say.
The new Labor Secretary is "weighing in on the side of big corporate lobbyists and not on the side of workers in dangerous industries," a critic says.
The Senate's vote to renew the bank's charter ends a battle over its future that pitted GOP conservatives against business groups.
Business group is seeking stronger due-process protections for defendants, but SEC says proposed reforms would weaken enforcement.
The Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA) would give companies legal liability protections when they share cyber threat data with the government.
