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COVER STORY: PREPARING FOR 2009

Chamber Of Commerce Is 'Engaged'

Chamber President Donohue says his group will 'support and work with' Obama on some issues, while on others it will 'disagree and challenge.'

by Robert Gettlin and Peter H. Stone

Saturday, Nov. 22, 2008


A Q&A with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Thomas Donohue and R. Bruce Josten.


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