Chamber News

WEST CHICAGO POLICE OFFICERS RECOGNIZED FOR DUI ENFORMENT MILESTONES
Two West Chicago Police Department officers were recognized by the Alliance Against Intoxicated Motorists (AAIM) for their efforts to keep impaired drivers off local roadways. During the November 2 City Council meeting, Officer William Chapman received recognition for reaching the 300 ...

G20 MINISTERS' MEETING ADDRESSES SUPPLY CHAIN RESILIENCE, ENERGY SECURITY
The 2026 G20 Foreign Ministers' Meeting, which took place on October 30-31 in Atlanta, Georgia, concluded with the issuance of a Chair's Statement that addressed energy security, supply chain resilience and geopolitical issues including the Straits of Hormuz ...

U.S. CHAMBER REACTS ON MEXICO PROPOSED CORPORATE TAX REFORMS
The U.S. Chamber is encouraged that the Mexican Senate made amendments to the corporate tax reforms it approved as part of the 2027 Federal Revenue Law, which now returns to the Chamber of Deputies for review. While this is a positive signal, the amendments do not fully ...

TWELVE YEARS IN THE SAME HOUSE. NOW WHAT?
Homeowners are staying put longer than ever. If your house no longer fits your life, the next move may be smaller, not later. Here’s how I’d think it through. I hear some version of this sentence almost every week: “We’d love something smaller, but we’d never give up our rate.” The kids are grown, the stairs feel steeper, the yard eats the ...