The Florida Chamber of Commerce has introduced a new competition, the "Coolest Thing Made in Florida," to spotlight the state's manufacturing industry.
The Florida Chamber of Commerce recently released a statewide poll indicating strong job approval ratings for Governor Ron DeSantis and former President Donald Trump among Floridians.
The Florida Chamber of Commerce has released its annual "Florida Jobs and Competitiveness Agenda, Where We Stand 2025," which outlines legislative priorities aimed at fostering economic growth in the state.
The Florida Chamber of Commerce has announced the addition of Dr. Harry Moon, President and CEO of Nova Southeastern University, to its Board of Directors.
The recent inauguration week has seen several Floridians assuming key positions in Washington D.C. This shift has led to a series of special primary elections scheduled for January 28, aimed at filling the congressional seats left vacant by Matt...
The Florida Chamber Foundation is set to host its annual Florida Economic Outlook & Jobs Solution Summit, a virtual event featuring experts from various sectors including banking, real estate, and tourism.
According to a recent report by the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (OIR), insurance reforms backed by the Florida Chamber are showing signs of stabilizing the state's market.
Florida gained a net total of 126,000 residents from other states in 2023, according to the Florida Chamber Foundation's latest State-to-State Population Migration Report.
The Florida Chamber Foundation is set to host the 2024 Florida Transportation, Growth & Infrastructure Solution Summit on December 3 at the JW Marriott Orlando Bonnet Creek Resort & Spa.
The Florida Chamber of Commerce recently released a statewide poll revealing significant insights into the upcoming 2024 general election in Florida. The poll indicates that former President Donald Trump and incumbent Senator Rick Scott are leading their Democratic opponents, while Governor Ron DeSantis maintains strong approval ratings among Floridians.
On Tuesday, the Federal Reserve announced a 0.50 percentage point interest rate cut, its first reduction since March 2020. This cut aligns with the Florida Chamber Foundation’s 2024 economic forecast, which projected a rate cut in the second half of 2024. This larger-than-expected cut, surpassing the 0.25 percentage point drop forecasted by many economists, reflects the Fed’s determination to prevent the U.S. economy from slowing down amid rising concerns over a softening job market. The cut is expected to lead to lower borrowing costs for both businesses and consumers,...