Photo from Reuters.com We are currently in one of the most disruptive trade eras in recent U.S. history. With the implementation of Section 301 tariffs on goods from China and Section 232 tariffs on steel and aluminum, international brands face sudden cost surges. Importing finished goods has become a strategic liability. This is not an opinion piece …
Image Source: as.com Introduction I was at the EDGE Partners board meeting recently, and the conversation was centered around FDI and export strategies—an air of optimism. Right after that meeting, a major increase in H-1B visa fees was announced. The double impact of tariffs and increase in visa fees-Stunning. This article is a reminder that …
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Image from Prowly.com Have you ever tried to explain PR to your Finance department? The Japanese have a great phrase “Muzukashii desu”. Basically meaning “it’s difficult”. But why? Finance staff are trained to think in terms of hard numbers, predictable ROI, and short-term line items. PR, on the other hand, usually delivers intangible and long-term …
Photo from www.intellinews.com Amid the reality of tariff hikes, fractured diplomacy, and shifting policies, one message must remain clear: the United States remains open—and strategically positioned—for foreign direct investment. From Washington to state capitals, a recalibration of trade policy and global engagement is underway. This transition is unsettling to businesses and investors accustomed to predictability …
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Photo from Alicia Garcia Herrero article In June 1987, President Ronald Reagan gave a pivotal speech emphasizing the dangers of protectionism and advocating for free trade. His core messages were that: – Tariffs hurt American consumers and workers. – The U.S. should lead global efforts for open trade. – Free markets promote innovation and competition. …
Photo source: Shutterstock The economic relationship between the United States and India represents one of the most significant partnerships in the global marketplace. India’s economy is $1.560 trillion based on purchasing power and is the 5th largest in the world. The trade between the U.S. and India is significant, with the U.S. being India’s largest …
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We need to stay competitive. The only path forward is to continue to forge public/private agreements on what is good for America, which is good for U.S. businesses. https://world.einnews.com/pr_news/833461583/eucast-global-calls-for-renewed-commitment-to-public-private-partnerships-to-sustain-u-s-innovation-leadership
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Photo from blogs.worldbank.org Political cycles come and go, but our nation’s need for innovation is constant. As a board member of several technology companies, I’ve seen how changes in government priorities can delay, disrupt, or derail promising projects. It’s a pattern we can no longer afford. Public-private partnerships form the foundation of America’s innovation ecosystem. …