CEO DATELINE - Dental groups defend flossing amid questions about effectiveness
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Read MoreCEO DATELINE - Trampoline parks association defends safety record
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Read MoreCEO DATELINE - Group comes under scrutiny after deadly balloon crash
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Read MoreCEO DATELINE - Trade groups seek to reverse net neutrality ruling
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Read MoreBruce Josten to retire after decades at U.S. Chamber
CEO Tom Donohue says it's ‘hard to imagine the Chamber without him;' move comes ahead of new Congress, administration Bruce Josten, arguably the most influential business group lobbyist in the country—and the highest paid—will retire from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce at year-end. Chamber CEO Tom Donohue announced the move in a statement Monday afternoon. Josten, executive vice president of government affairs, was not quoted in the release, and the Chamber did not immediately respond to a request to interview him.
Read MoreBusiness groups struggle to come to grips with presidential choices
With Democratic National Convention under way, Timmons praises Kaine, though he credited Pence too; other execs scorn Trump Trade association executives—overwhelmingly pro-free trade but reluctant to get involved in presidential politics—continue to grapple with the implications of a contest between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton as the Democratic National Convention gets started in Philadelphia.
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