Glenn Hamer A hotly contested primary election season is almost in the books. Many of you have already voted by mail, but for those of...
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Comments Off on Arizona leaders ready to seize Mexico trade opportunities
Glenn Hamer With bags packed and passport in hand, I’m en route to Hermosillo, Sonora and later Mexico City as part of an all-star delegation...
Aug
02
2012
Glenn Hamer The Environmental Protection Agency came to town this week to hold a public hearing on the agency’s proposal to institute a Federal Implementation...
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Comments Off on The Arizona Chamber looks ahead to the November ballot
Glenn Hamer Election season is in full swing. The candidates’ signs are out on a street corner near you and the primary is next month,...
Jul
05
2012
Jenna Minegar Amid last week’s news of two significant Supreme Court decisions, Congress ended a three year ordeal and passed a long-awaited extension of highway...
Jun
21
2012
Steve Macias Commentary from a manufacturing perspective Unlike the Mel Gibson movie of the same name, the signs that are cropping up in Arizona...
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Comments Off on Chamber notebook: Pensions, public vs. private, and punishing pay policy
Glenn Hamer In this week’s edition of the Chamber notebook, I take a look at how public pensions are faring in voters’ minds; job growth...
Jun
08
2012
Glenn Hamer In August of last year, following a bitter fight in Washington over whether to lift the federal debt ceiling in order to prevent...
May
31
2012
Glenn Hamer In his commentary this week, U.S. Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Tom Donohue reminds readers that unnecessary delays in permitting projects are...
May
15
2012
Glenn Hamer The two years of the 50th Arizona Legislature will go down in the history books as the years when the Legislature hit reboot...
