The U.S. Chamber of Commerce said Thursday it will use every tool at its disposal to challenge the Department of Labor’ s proposed fiduciary rule, including a potential lawsuit and working with Congress. “We’ ve had very strong conversations with people in Labor and in the White House and what has to happen to that rule for it to be acceptable and not destructive to…
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