Christoph Leitl, the president of Eurochambres, discusses why the UK and the EU must now act in each others' best interests, how Europe's Green Deal should be implemented, and why SMEs are all important.
Countries with a free press don't necessarily attract more FDI than those where the media faces greater restrictions. Indeed, for some sectors a free press is seen as more of a hindrance than a help.
Many states are claiming to be 'open for business', but US borders are largely closed to foreign investors due to a recent change in entry policies, writes US immigration attorney Amanda Brill.
As economies recover from the worst effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, many will be reviewing their tax policies. Chris Denning of MHA MacIntyre Hudson looks at what companies can do to prepare themselves.
The rise of Facebook has been one of the biggest stories of the 21st century, but will a privacy backlash and a new raft of global regulation put the brakes on the social media company's expansion plans?
Mattias Hedwall, head of Baker McKenzie’s global international commercial and trade group, identifies the legal and regulatory themes that will dominate the rest of 2021.
If Europe is to build its own Silicon Valley, Brussels bureaucrats must provide the right kind of support to tech companies, or get out of the way.
The EU has proposed a big regulatory swipe at US Big Tech, but is this move motivated by resentment or is it a genuine attempt to protect its citizens from misinformation and anti-competitive behaviour?
Categorical claims about the impact of trade deals on FDI are not supported by the evidence, which paints a nuanced and sometimes contradictory picture.
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Chinese investments are inflaming a health and environmental emergency in the western Balkans. Why are politicians turning a blind eye?
John Denton, secretary-general of the International Chamber of Commerce, is calling for the reform of global institutions to meet the challenges of the post-Covid economy.
Joe Biden's Irish ancestry and opposition to Brexit means many in the UK are looking on nervously given that a trade deal with the US is yet to be agreed.
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