International Update

Snapshots of R&D and its ties to growing sectors at the flagship universities of four provinces.

Wisk, an urban air mobility joint venture, is working with Boeing and NASA on the world’s first all-electric, self-flying air taxi.

Nations strive to attain the EU goal of 32% of energy consumption from renewable sources by 2030.

In the last five years, the number of operational rail services on the New Silk Rail Route between China and Europe has grown to about 150 rail shuttles per week.

Germany’s economy benefits from diversification, but cars and engines still make it go.

The World Bank Group’s Doing Business 2020 study finds a number of improvements across 16 Caribbean country economies.

Tired of playing the understudy, India is rehearsing its role as Asia’s next manufacturing superstar.

An excerpt from a new report by KPMG and Venture Valuation provides insight into where and how companies go public in Asia amid a shifting life sciences landscape.

Led by Ontario and a bevy of its regions, Canada’s Best Locations offer business environments attracting more interest every day.

The financial giant has moved more than 1,300
employees into the Montréal Tower originally built
for the 1976 Olympic Games. More are on the way.

We give growing countries in the region — Colombia, Chile and Costa Rica among them — the respect they’re due.

The region accounts for more than $80 billion in business investments and is receiving $50 billion more from the Thai government and the private sector to make it even more business-friendly.

A private-sector alliance of CEE executives has big plans for this region.

A Conversation with Ontario's Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade.

How Western Canada cities measure up in the tech world.

Two reports issued by the Pew Research Center this fall reveal how the European Union is viewed by various nations around the world.

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations issued its annual investment report, which declared FDI into the 10-country region reached an all-time high.

Tractus Asia's John Evans and Hank Hulick explore options for companies considering a "China plus one" strategy.

More than 700 companies from around the world are part of a new way of doing business in the Caribbean.

Denis Merkwirth walks us through the latest on the energiewende, or Germany’s energy transformation, and the business opportunities that may result.

What have protests and standoffs meant for global corporate investment in Hong Kong?

In an exclusive contribution to Site Selection, the experts at Tractus Asia tell us why various factors are making India more attractive.

A historically isolated nation used to overcoming the natural embargoes of sand and sea, Qatar has managed to look to the future despite the constraints.

China’s new law addresses IP protection while remaining vague about other investment concerns.