International Update

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

These jurisdictions top the charts in a nation already leading the way in infrastructure, sustainability and global commerce.

Industrial projects aimed at U.S.-Mexico commerce will unite instead of divide.

Companies in Sherbrooke aim to get a jump on the market in the world of newly legalized Canadian cannabis.

The people of Malaysia fought as one. They faced down the powerful, rejected the entrenched system. They stood together, risked all, and won their country back.

Interested in investing in or benefiting from new South American infrastructure? Here’s the lowdown on the first half of what will be $23 billion in projects aiming for completion by 2027.

The world’s largest e-commerce market is set for a boom in hyper-scale data centers.

Unafraid to ‘ruffle feathers,’ Poland is the engine of central Europe.

Tips on building an effective resource allocation strategy for investing in ASEAN provinces and states

Thousands of jobs hang in the balance as Bombardier considers options at the historic Downsview site in Toronto.

Decisions along the battery value chain are particularly complex, as well as vital to carmakers’ future competitiveness.

The Caribbean rides the crest of rising call center and BPO activity.

As in other emerging markets, Vietnam’s opportunities grow clearer when viewed at the regional level.

Samsung isn’t the only Korean corporate giant inching its way into its home country’s infrastructure in innovative fashion.

SOUQ.com founder Ronaldo Mouchawar is among the entrepreneurs bringing e-commerce to the Middle East.

The entrepreneurial spirit in the Waterloo region stretches from a Mennonite heritage to the complexities of quantum computing.

Frankfurt tries to out-pitch Paris to displace London as the epicenter of European finance.

GDP growth has never and will never absolutely correlate with investment returns. Any questions? No? Great. Thanks for your time.

Emerging markets experts explain why the 30,000-foot approach to location selection won’t work.

The Brexit process has launched. That means the UK is on the clock, aiming to disengage from the EU within two years.

If you pay any attention to global headlines you’d be forgiven for assuming that the wheels were flying off of Malaysia’s economic engine. The only problem is it’s flat out wrong.

Public-sector, mining projects are among investors’ priorities.

With FDI projects flowing into Central & Eastern Europe, companies face more intense competition for talent.

What containerized cargo throughput in this region portends for 2017.