Short Items of Interest – Economy | Self-Fulfilling Prophecy? | Mid-Sized Business Drives Job Growth | British Prospects for 2019 Not Good | What Happened to Macron? | What Else Can You Get from Armada? | Friendships and Legacies | New Chart – Brexit
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The Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce advocates for its membership in Missouri, Kansas, Washington, D.C., and local government. Here are the highlights of activity in December.
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Short Items of Interest – Economy | Stock Market Volatility – Why and Will This Continue? | Why International Instability Matters | Lots of Activity in the Middle East | Race to Succeed Draghi Starts to Heat Up | What Else Can You Get from Armada? | Time | New Chart – Earnings
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Short Items of Interest – Economy | Implications from Mattis Resignation | Booming Job Market is Not Enough | The Global Immigration Conundrum | Shutdown Drama | What Else Can You Get from Armada? | Just Good Manners | New Chart – ISIS
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From the KC Chamber's President and CEO | Kick Off 2019 With Healthy KC | Sprint Helps Chamber Members Save | Did You Know? | Stat Your New Year With Staples
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Short Items of Interest – Economy | Latest Set of Readings Start to Look a Little Bleak | More Index Activity | What Else Can You Get from Armada? | My Extremely Unscientific Uber Poll | New Chart – Transportation Activity Index
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FROM THE KC CHAMBER'S PRESIDENT AND CEO
I’d like to bring your attention to a very important discussion set for December 10. The Chamber’s next Public Policy Up Close Speaker Series address a significant issue, not just for our community but for the rest of the nation as well.
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Short Items of Interest – Economy | Any Realistic Chance of a Trade Deal Between US and China? | Fed Bashing | Great Latin American Experiment | Growth in Brazil | What Else Can You Get from Armada? | Collections | New Chart – Consumer Spending
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FROM THE KC CHAMBER'S PRESIDENT AND CEO
The KC Chamber’s 131st Annual Dinner meeting is tomorrow night – and we’re very excited. It’ll be quite a contrast to that first long-ago dinner, which lasted five hours and ended with cigars!
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