U.S. Chamber of Commerce Challenges Federal Government’s New Drug-Price Powers
The lawsuit is the second filed this week saying Medicare’s new negotiating authority is unconstitutional. Source link
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WSJ News Exclusive | Fast Food Chains Raise Millions to Oppose California Wage Law
The “Save Local Restaurants” coalition said Friday it has raised around $12.7 million to fight the law, known as the...
FedEx Sues Ground Contractor, Cancels His Routes
FedEx Corp. FDX -4.33% sued one of its largest delivery contractors in the U.S. and canceled his routes, saying the...
Robots Pick Up More Work at Busy Factories
Robots are turning up on more factory floors and assembly lines as companies struggle to hire enough workers to fill...
Aluminum Makers Seek Old Cans, Shredded Cars to Fuel New Plants
Aluminum makers are on a nationwide hunt for more old cans, shredded cars and factory waste to keep up with...
Biden to Nominate Sandra Thompson to Lead Fannie and Freddie’s Overseer
WASHINGTON—President Biden plans to nominate Sandra Thompson to become the permanent director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, the White...
Business Groups Withdraw Suit Challenging Health-Price Transparency Rule
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and a Texas affiliate withdrew a suit filed to block parts of a federal rule...
WSJ News Exclusive | Business Groups Call on Biden to Restart Trade Talks With China
WASHINGTON—Nearly three dozen of the nation’s most influential business groups—representing retailers, chip makers, farmers and others—are calling on the Biden...
WSJ News Exclusive | Merchant Groups Target Amazon in New Political Campaign
WASHINGTON—Merchant groups are forming a national coalition to campaign for stricter antitrust laws, including measures that could force Amazon.com Inc....
U.S. Companies in China Say Political Tensions Remain Top Concern
SHANGHAI—U.S.-China political tensions remain the top concern for American companies in China despite some optimism about the relationship improving under...
