Chamber report cites strengths, drawbacks in state quest for economic growth
Kentucky has serious work to do to become a more competitive place to do business and achieve economic prosperity, according to a new report from…
Kentucky has serious work to do to become a more competitive place to do business and achieve economic prosperity, according to a new report from…
Day two of the Kentucky Chamber’s Business Summit and Annual Meeting, presented by Bingham Greenebaum Doll, LLP, began with Ted W. Abernathy, Jr., Executive Director…
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…
Business support for education has always been essential for Kentucky, and employers recognize the critical link between quality schools and a well-prepared workforce. The state…
Paul Begala and William Kristol are opinionated political analysts on opposite sides of most issues, but there’s one important issue where they both missed the…
The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce sent a letter to Gov. Steve Beshear, members of the General Assembly and all 2012 candidates for the General Assembly…
The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce today announces its support of the Kentucky Cancer Foundation (KCF), a non-profit foundation created to reducethe burden of cancer on Kentuckians…
New laws approved during the Kentucky General Assembly’s 2012 regular session will take effect on July 12. The Chamber recommends Kentucky companies stay in compliance…
The following is an op-ed from Doug Alexander, executive director of the Partnership for Commonsense Justice. PCJ is a coalition of businesses and business groups,…