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Business Council of Alabama President and CEO William J. Canary today joined teachers, parents, and military families in support of the Alabama College and Career-Ready Standards. The Alabama College and… Read More
Senate Majority Leader Greg Reed today updated Business Council of Alabama Governmental Affairs Committee members on education curriculum standards, state budgets, proposed taxes, and the remainder of the 2015 legislative… Read More
The Capital Briefing is a weekly digest of action taken on legislation of interest to business and is published weekly during regular and special sessions of the Alabama Legislature. It… Read More
President Obama’s veto of a Congressional nullification of the National Labor Relation Board’s “ambush election” rule means that companies are forced to release your personal private information to outsiders. Obama’s… Read More
Business Council of Alabama President and CEO William J. Canary testified on consumer lawsuit lending at House and Senate public hearings today. Canary spoke to the House Financial Services Committee… Read More
Co-workers and friends at the Business Council of Alabama remembered the late Martha Louise Foster Sullivan as a wonderful person, devoted mother and caregiver, and consummate professional. Sullivan, called Marty… Read More
House Ways and Means Education Budget Committee Chairman Rep. Bill Poole said today that the 2016 Education Trust Fund budget will be in better shape than the General Fund that… Read More
The Internal Revenue Service has scheduled a free webinar on Tuesday for taxpayers and particularly small business owners on what to consider when choosing a paid tax preparer and some… Read More
Published weekly when Congress in session, the Washington Briefing is your link to the halls of Congress for the most current information that affects Alabama businesses and industries.
That old saying, “A day of reckoning is fast approaching,” is so apropos when discussing Alabama’s seriously overcrowded prisons. Addressing solely the finances of prison reform, it would cost $840… Read More