IF Insights: Corporate leaders navigate tensions with Trump administration
While Suzanne Clark avoided directly naming President Donald Trump or his specific policies, her remarks represented a subtle critique of the administration...
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The return of Trump: Economy faces new tests
Donald Trump has promised tax cuts, which may offset some risk and spur growth, especially if coupled with productivity-enhancing investments...
Japan’s over-tourism dilemma
According to immigration authorities, 25.8 million foreign visitors were drawn to Japan last year by these and other attractions, a six-fold increase from 2022...
The great Canadian housing saga
Affordability is a big concern in Canada, particularly in Ontario and British Columbia, where RBC's Hogue highlights that high house ownership expenses have greatly reduced property resales...
Emirates introduces Home Check-in in Dubai
The new service enables Emirates' passengers to complete the security check and check-in from anywhere they want and get their luggage transported to the airport beforehand...
May discouraged from using immigration to strike trade deals post Brexit
A research by a UK think tank strongly discourages British PM Theresa May from using immigration to further post-Brexit trade deals...
What if an immigration waiver is not possible in the Trump era
Can a governor’s pardon prevent removal?...
Time for a multi-dimensional analysis of the H1 visa
Immigration expert analyses the problem from a business point of view Steven Riznyk March 20, 2017: The H1b visa has made it to the news through the recent halt to Premium Processing. The impact has created an opportunity for analysis that will hopefully create some positive changes for the H1b visa (usually referred to as...
Brexit: So far so good for the UK
Among other things, it is more price competitive in global markets, thanks to the depreciation of the pound Suparna Goswami Bhattacharya September 26, 2016: Though talks of the adverse after-effects of Brexit have been going on for a while, things have not been as bad for the country as was predicted, at least for now....