Tom Quaadman The economic fallout from the pandemic has led to an uneven recovery, in which certain sectors do well, while others struggle. Technology and goods-producing companies look poised to thrive as their products and services adapt. Other segments of the economy like brick-and-mortar retailers and the entertainment and hospitality industries will not recover as… Read more about How IPOs Would Help A Broad Economic Recovery

Tom Quaadman In the worlds of corporate governance and investing, the hottest buzzwords are Environmental, Social and Governance, or ESG. ESG considerations are making their way into the board room, corporate disclosures, and investor considerations for many reasons.   The concerns and goals of investors change over time. What investors find relevant today is different than it was in… Read more about The Role of ESG in the Business Community

U.S. Chamber Staff Fill me in: Antitrust laws, also known as competition laws, ensure competition in a free and open market economy, which is the foundation of any vibrant economy. Healthy competition among sellers in an open marketplace gives consumers the benefits of lower prices, higher quality products and services, more choices, and greater innovation.… Read more about Quick Take: Antitrust Laws (Not Just Big Tech) Under Attack