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Recharge Industries' founder David Collard says its Blyth plant could become an international market leader

WASHINGTON — Hundreds of business groups, including major automakers, signed on to a letter led by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Monday urging Congress to reduce bottlenecks for companies starting energy and infrastructure projects.

The party leader expressed frustration that the UK and Irish governments had not moved to deliver reform of the powersharing institutions.

This case may be the most serious challenge yet to the decade-plus-old agency.

Turkey has for years tempted fate by not enforcing modern construction codes while allowing — and in some cases, encouraging — a real estate boom in earthquake-prone areas, experts say

ORLANDO, Fla. — When state investigators delved into the finances of several entities tied to Florida’s 2020 “ghost” candidate scandal, they unearthed major cash contributions from some of the state’s biggest business interests, including an affiliate of the Florida Chamber of Commerce.

Business group said that "investment in the North East is a down payment on future growth and prosperity"

Outgoing chairman Ian Morgan said no-one is 'more experienced or dedicated to the future of local business’

Brazilian lawmakers have voted to reelect the heads of both the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate, bolstering President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s prospects for passing legislation and governing in the polarized nation

Having been selected by Government to lead a Local Skills Improvement Plan for the North of Tyne and Tees Valley, the North East England Chamber of Commerce wants input from employers

Chamber welcomes efforts with Energy Estuary ready to lead on transformation and decarbonisation