President Obama announces his TechHire initiative, a new campaign to work with communities to get more Americans rapidly trained for well-paying technology jobs.

Get the facts about ISDS in the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement and what it really means for American businesses and workers.

From municipal groups to industry associations, to leaders in Congress and public interest groups, the response to the President's new broadband initiative has been overwhelmingly positive.

Senior White House and Cabinet officials host a delegation of leaders of eight Swiss companies to discuss opportunities to spur new investments and create jobs for American workers.

The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) represents a once-in-a-generation opportunity for America to set the rules for global trade in the 21st century.

President Obama asks the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to take up the strongest possible rules to protect net neutrality, the principle that says Internet service providers (ISPs) should treat all internet traffic equally.

The week of November 3-7, 2014 marks the first National Veterans Small Business Week. The Administration is scheduled to host a list of events to honor veteran entrepreneurs who continue to create more jobs that contribute to the overall growth of our economy.

The Treasury Department is taking action to discourage companies from taking advantage of corporate inversions – moving their tax residence overseas on paper to avoid paying their fair share in taxes here at home.

Every day, the men and women of our military perform incredible service on behalf of our country. And as the President has made clear, just as our service members have made a commitment to America, we have a commitment to them – to have their backs at home while they serve around the world.

America’s future economic growth and international competitiveness depend crucially on our capacity to innovate. Creating the jobs and industries of the future will require making the right investments to unleash the unmatched creativity and imagination of the American people. We want to gather bold ideas for how we as a nation can build on and extend into the future our historic strengths in innovation and discovery. Today we are calling on thinkers, doers, and entrepreneurs across the country to submit their proposals for promising new initiatives or pressing needs for renewed investment to be included in next year’s updated Strategy for American Innovation.

Times have changed, and today, some of the best ladders to well-paying, middle-class jobs are in IT fields across our economy.

Last year, over 114,000 of you made your voice heard and petitioned the Administration to restore a basic consumer freedom: to take your mobile service — and a phone or tablet you already own — to the carrier that best suits your needs. Today, President Obama applauds Congress for passing the Unlocking Consumer Choice and Wireless Competition Act.

Today, at a White House roundtable on impact investing, senior Administration officials met with more than 20 private-sector investors answering the President’s call to action by announcing their new commitments to make more than $1.5 billion in investments that intentionally generate sound financial return as well as measurable social or environmental impact.

President Obama signs a memorandum to help make student loan debt more affordable and manageable to repay.