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Between our four nations. But that completely misses the bigger picture. This is a world that has been through massive economic storms where economic competition is heating up as never before, where we have to work harder than ever just to make a living. And in that world of uncertainty, we are quite simply stronger as a bigger entity an open economy of 63 Million People with the oldest and most successful Single Market in the world with one of the oldest and most successful currencies in the world. That stability is hugely attractive for investors. Last year we were the top destination for Fo...

70mile journey to his president ial library at texas a m university. All of this is happening this hour. He will be buried in a private ceremony later this afternoon, right beside his late wife, barbara bush, and their young daughter, robin, who died when she was just three years old. Rick leventhal joins us now live from saint maartens Episcopal Church where the service just wrapped up in the latest journey began. One thing i would say is that it felt so personal and very texas, with touches of that beautiful music. It was a remarkable service, and the exit of george h. W. Bush with the milit...

Choice Hotels International, Inc. (NYSE: CHH) ("Choice"), one of the world's most successful lodging franchisors, today announced that it has proposed eight independent, highly qualified individuals to stand for election at the 2024 Annual Shareholder Meeting of Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, Inc. (NYSE: WH) ("Wyndham").

Flaws in decision making and governance resulted in a chaotic response The covid-19 inquiry is currently focusing on core UK decision making and governance. Recent witnesses have described how decision making was centred on Boris Johnson as prime minister who was slow to understand the significance of covid-19, dismissive of its likely impact, and largely absent from discussion of its implications in the first weeks of 2020. Johnson’s vacillating stance on how best to respond to covid-19 was a source of immense frustration for the advisers and civil servants working with him and had measurab...

Here are some highlights of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs work during the busy summer recess of 2023.