US Business
Companies Offer Big Raises to Retain Workers
Workers who stayed put in their jobs have gotten their heftiest pay raises in decades—and helped fuel inflation.
Year: 2023
US Business
Twitter Sued Over Rent Payment in San Francisco
One of Twitter’s landlords accused the social-media company of failing to pay for space in the building.
Chamber Updates
Monthly Chamber Membership Renewals
Thank you for renewing! 2019 32nd Street Dental 2012 Active Lifestyle Events, Inc. 2017 All Seasons Signs and Apparel 2012 Arvada Technologies, Inc. 2016 Candy House Gourmet 2015 Charlotte’s Angels Home Care 2021 eSCO Recycling […]
Chamber Updates
December 2022 Ribbon Cuttings
Congratulations to all our members who recently celebrated their accomplishments with ribbon cuttings! Gentiva Lisa Stewart, Area Director 2024 South Maiden Lane, Suite 202 Celebrating Their New Name Change Unearth Potential, LLC Anita Archer, Director […]
Chamber Updates
Welcome New Members
The Chamber’s Board of Directors and staff are pleased to welcome our newest Chamber members! Please keep these and all members in mind when looking for goods and services. And thank you to our presenting […]
US Business
Startups End a Bruising 2022, Stare Down Another Challenging Year
Startups had a dismal year in 2022, from plummeting investment to scarce public listings, and data point to a 2023 that could be even more difficult.
US Business
Job and Wage Growth Showed Signs of Cooling
As the new year begins, the effects of the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate hikes are filtering into hiring.
US Business
The Shift to EVs Triggers Biggest Auto-Factory Building Boom in Decades
The car industry has earmarked tens of billions for EV projects—much of it directed to the South—with more investment planned.
US Business
Soaring Costs Threaten U.S. Offshore-Wind Buildout
Companies behind big East Coast projects are looking to renegotiate contracts as inflationary pressures upend financial models.
US Business
Retiring Fed President Challenged the Consensus Inside Central Bank
Kansas City’s Esther George is leaving next month after 40 years at the regional Fed bank