In recent years, co-working environments have gained huge popularity among start-ups. Michal Kaczmarski asks whether shared office spaces can also become a viable alternative for foreign companies entering new markets.
In from the cold: the implications of the US's thawing on Cuba
The relaxing of travel and commercial restrictions between Cuba and the US announced in 2014 has already seen a glut of international companies visiting the island, enthused by the potential of the country. But is the 'new' Cuba all it appears to be? Michael Deibert investigates.
North America dominates aerospace ranking
Over the past five years, North America has attracted the most aerospace investment of any global region, with the US ranked the leading destination country and Mexico the top ranking developing country.
US needs to step up R&D capabilities: Brookings Institute
With spending in many other countries outpacing that in the US, local think tank Brookings Institute has said that the country must increase its investment in research and development.
Susana Martinez: incentivising investment in New Mexico
New Mexico governor Susana Martinez has been sharpening the state’s competitive edge, pushing through legislative changes to make its investment environment more attractive.
When FDI fails: learning the lessons of international expansion
The complexities of overseas expansions are often overlooked in the bid to tap into new growth markets. Michal Kaczmarski looks at what it takes to crack foreign markets.
Digging deep: how ports in the Americas are preparing for the Panama Canal expansion
As the expansion of the Panama Canal nears completion, ports across the Americas are gearing up to accommodate the increase of traffic that is expected as a result of the extension.
Mexico continues to soar in aerospace sector
Mexico's position as a global leader in the aerospace sector has been consolidated in recent years, as data from fDi Markets shows.
Ibero-American FDI hubs: São Paulo tops Ibero-American hotspots
fDi’s inaugural ranking of Ibero-American FDI shows São Paulo and Bogotá are the lead cities for inward investment, while Madrid and Barcelona are the top source locations.
China is leading investor in US in 2014
China emerged as the leading investor in the US in 2014.
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