First day of Business Summit focuses on competitiveness, international trade
On July 16, two Kentucky mayors kicked off the Kentucky Chamber’s Business Summit and Annual Meeting, presented by Bingham Greenebaum Doll, LLP, with a discussion…
Economy
Senate reduces spending in 2-year budget
From the Legislative Research Commission: For Immediate Release March 23, 2012 Senate approves two-year budget plans FRANKFORT — The Kentucky Senate approved its version of the…
Ten ways in 3 days to help Kentucky business
As the 2012 General Assembly comes to an end, a coalition of Chambers of Commerce from across the state have urged Kentucky legislators to take action…
Study documents bourbon industry’s role in Kentucky economy
Kentucky Chamber President & CEO Dave Adkisson appeared along side of Gov. Steve Beshear and members of the Kentucky Distillers Association last week to announce the…
Governor’s budget addresses future cuts
Gov. Steve Beshear presented his two year budget plan to lawmakers on Tuesday night, which included significant spending cuts to meet the expected shortfall of…
Big support for small biz
November 26 marks the second annual Small Business Saturday initiative, which encourages consumers to patronize small merchants in their neighborhoods on the Saturday after Thanksgiving….
View the Chamber’s 2011 election guide on business issues
Do you know where the candidates stand on important business issues like education, taxes, health care and labor issues like right-to-work? If not, view our…
Economists predict state surplus for FY12
On the same day the stock market dropped 512 points, the Consensus Forecasting Group – a group of economists that help state lawmakers write the…
State tax receipts increase again in May
In a sign that hopefully indicates Kentucky’s economy is still on the road to recovery, the state budget office released a statement today showing tax…
Kentucky budget report projects surplus for FY11
This week, Kentucky’s budget office released its third quarter economic report, which predicted the state will end fiscal year (FY) 2011 with a $64.5 million…