International Update

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.

Ontario again tops all provinces, and we name our Top 20 Canadian regions.

In 2018, Canada’s federal department of Innovation, Science and Economic Development created five superclusters across the country.

Can a world-class aerotropolis be developed in less than 10 years providing the most modern aviation-oriented manufacturing, logistics and information-based business services? The answer must be no.

Academics have a plan to fix the southern border. It may surprise you.

A CEO talks through his global fiber company's location choice in an evolving Asian marketplace.

Axeing plans for a glitzy new airport was merely the opening act for Mexico’s new socialist president.

In the not too distant past Venezuela was the 4th wealthiest nation in the world per capita. Today the country teeters on the brink of total collapse.

A new asset mapping tool for eastern Ontario goes way beyond a parlor trick.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon on the dangers of leaving the EU and the continuing allure of Scotland for global firms and talent.

Editor in Chief Mark Arend talks with Hungary's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó about surging FDI and the evolution from "Made in Hungary" to "Invented in Hungary."

If you didn’t know any better, you might think every plant or life sciences project in Canada is being driven by cannabis legalization.

Look beyond the conflict headlines, and there’s real economic growth under way.

Multiple projects show why Asia is a key growth location for Bombardier’s rail systems business.

The Caribbean region is strengthening its ties to markets around the world, most recently with Singapore and Norway.

Jamaica in 2018 is redefining the roles it can play on the global business and industry stage.

Where will corporate occupiers find the greenest buildings once they land within Germany’s borders?

Driven by Demand, Demographics, Development (3Ds) - the world’s largest democracy is set to emerge as a global business and investment destination as it turns 75 by 2022.

Many western companies with international expansion ambitions are looking to expand their operations in Asia and considering where to focus.

Site Selection magazine recently sought out insights from
presidential candidate Ricardo Lombana.

How a much-maligned country plans to push back against fake news and a slowing economy.

Brexit or not, new corporate campuses bring thousands of jobs to UK cities.