On yesterday’s edition of ‘This Week in Business,’ Stuart Altman, healthcare expert, advisor, and Brandeis University professor, joined hosts Paul Guzzi and Mike Nikitas to talk about President Obama's stated goal of reducing healthcare costs by $2 trillion over the next ten years. Altman discusses the need to change the organizational structure of the healthcare system, the challenges, and the possibility of Massachusetts serving as a model for the country.

Chamber president & CEO Paul Guzzi was interviewed by the Boston Globe's Rob Gavin for today's edition of 'On the Hot Seat.'  Click here to read the interview. 

Chamber president Paul Guzzi went ‘On the Record’ last night to discuss the Massachusetts budget debate and Attorney General Martha Coakley’s $60 million settlement with Goldman Sachs that will result in sub-prime loan reductions for 700 Massachusetts homeowners.

On 'The Business Beat,' Paul Guzzi, Mike Nikitas, and Peter Howe discussed the Massachusetts revenue shortfall and budget situation, and Howe (a Boston Globe reporter for more than 20 years) offers his take on the paper's future.

In yesterday's 'Briefing Room' segment, Bentley University economics professor Kartik Raman joined Guzzi and Nikitas to discuss the results of the recent bank stress tests and the future of the banking industry in the U.S.

On yesterday's edition of 'This Week in Business,' George Donnelly, editor of the Boston Business Journal, Frank Quaratiello, business editor of the Boston Herald, and Steve Syre, business columnist for the Boston Globe, joined Paul Guzzi and Mike Nikitas for our monthly business editors roundtable.

The trio discussed the recent Globe negotiations, and the national job picture.

Chamber EVP Jim Klocke went ‘On the Record’ last night to discuss increasingly difficult budget problems for Massachusetts and the sudden resignation of Massachusetts Turnpike Authority executive director Alan LeBovidge.

NECN's business reporter Peter Howe joins Paul and Mike on 'The Business Beat' to discuss the Massachusetts sales tax, swine flu, and the Chrysler bankruptcy.

Peter Meade joins Paul Guzzi and Mike Nikitas in 'The Briefing Room' for a look back on President Obama's first 100 days in office.

BC econ professor Bob Murphy joined Paul Guzzi and Mike Nikitas to discuss last week's GDP drop and the state of our economy on yesterday's edition of 'This Week in Business.'

Chamber president & CEO Paul Guzzi went 'On the Record' last night with RD Sahl on NECN's New England Business Day.  Topics of discussion: the Massachusetts sales tax and swine flu.

Peter Howe joined Guzzi and Nikitas to discuss the future of the Boston Globe and Filene's basement on the 'Business Beat.'

In the 'Briefing Room,' John Lambrechts, McDonald's vice president and general manager for the Boston Region, joined Paul and Mike to discuss the company's success during the recession and its foray into the coffee industry.

Eastern Bank president & CEO Richard Holbook joined Paul Guzzi and Mike Nikitas on yesterday's edition of TWIB to discuss the banking industry and TARP.

Chamber CEO Paul Guzzi discussed proposed tax changes being discussed on Beacon Hill with NECN's RD Sahl last night on New England Business Day.

On the 'Business Beat' with Peter Howe: issues at the MA Turnpike, rising bankruptcies, and SouthWest Airlines comes to Boston.

In the 'Briefing Room,' Paul and Mike sat down with David Rochon, president of UPromise, to discuss the rising cost of college and the financial aid landscape.

On yesterday's episode of This Week in Business, Chamber president & CEO Paul Guzzi and his co-host Mike Nikitas discussed the Massachusetts economy with UMass professor Alan Clayton-Matthews.

Last night, Chamber president Paul Guzzi went ‘On the Record’ to discuss the proposed House budget, Senate President Therese Murray’s announcement of a gambling bill this fall, Massachusetts Turnpike finances and the Easter traffic jam, and talent retention.

Earlier today, Senate President Therese Murray spoke at the Chamber’s Government Affairs Forum. 

To view images from today’s event, click here.

This event was covered in the Boston Globe and Boston Herald.  The entire event will be broadcast on WBUR 90.9 at 8:00pm this Sunday, April 19. 

Don’t miss the next Government Affairs Forum with US Congressman Edward Markey on Monday, June 8!  For event details and registration, click here.

The Chamber would like to thank Bank of America for sponsoring the Government Affairs Forum.