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Annual International Presidents' Forum of IEDC - Bled School of Management looks at how to reshape the EU's economic vision and boost its global competitiveness. #business #economy #thesloveniatimes

🇨🇷 This informative article will delve into trade and the economy in Central America, with a particular focus on Costa Rica. From exploring trade dynamics to examining key economic indicators, our aim is to equip readers with the knowledge and understanding needed to navigate the evolving landscape and develop promising business growth prospects in Costa Rica and Central America. Take a look in: https://bit.ly/4bVHwck

The International Political Economy of Global Business Operations The world of business today is far from a self-contained sphere. Gone are the days of purely domestic operations. Companies, both large and small, are increasingly intertwined with the complex web of international politics and economics. This intricate relationship, known as the International Political Economy (IPE) of global business operations, presents both challenges and opportunities for businesses venturing out into the global marketplace. https://lnkd.in/gp5Z2u_K #politicaleconomy #GlobalBusinessOperations

🌍 Share Your Insights in the World Business Outlook - Fall 2024 Survey! 🌍 As the global economy grows at varying speeds across regions, we want to hear from you! How is the economic situation in your location? Are geopolitical risks impacting your business? To better understand the current challenges and successes German companies are facing worldwide, the global AHK network is conducting its regular survey on economic conditions and future expectations. Your input is crucial! 📊 Take just 5 minutes to share your perspective by completing the online questionnaire by October 11, 2024. 📝 https://bit.ly/3ZBJVWW Let’s shape the future of international business together! DIHK German Chambers of Commerce Abroad (AHK) #WorldBusinessOutlook #GlobalSurvey #Economy #BusinessInsights #AHK #DIHK

There’s excitement in the air as our leaders gather in New York to meet key clients and consider what borderless business means in today’s market. At Vistra, we provide seamless support for our clients’ growth ambitions and that’s what we’re focusing on in New York this week. North America is one of our biggest markets and thanks to our increased scale and capability in Asia, we have experts on tap to support organisations looking to make the most of the opportunities offered by Asia economies. Later today we’re bringing together some of the largest companies and funds on the East Coast to look at how political and economic change will impact US investment and business in Asia with guest speaker, David Rennie, Beijing bureau chief for The Economist. Check out our feed later this week to hear more about the event. Sign up for our newsletter if you want to hear more insights like this: https://hubs.li/Q02xY03m0 #vistra #borderlessbusiness #progresswithoutfriction

📈 #Innovation is often described as the lifeblood of economic growth. For Canada, the next step is to harness these strengths to become a true innovation leader in the global economy. 📝 Our President & CEO, Namir Anani, P.Eng., was featured in the Canadian Science Policy Centre's Innovation Magazine where he outlined the essential catalysts for transforming Canada into a leading #innovation economy. ➡️ https://goictc.link/CSPC

While the U.S economy has grown 35% since 2009, the EU economy grew by only 15% in the same period. Since 2019, EU growth has been about half of that in the U.S. The Chamber’s new report, Europe’s Competitiveness Challenge: Pathways to Renewed Growth, explains the various factors accounting for the EU’s weakened commercial profile. It calls for policy initiatives in energy security, digital trade, life sciences, and more that will propel Europe toward a more prosperous economic future. https://lnkd.in/eAkKU3Jy

The Silent Challenge: Why Obtaining Market Insights in Germany Isn't Always a Walk in the Park In the realm of global business, one market stands as a true test of strategic prowess: Germany. 🇩🇪 Gathering market insights in Germany isn't a mere stroll in the park; it's a nuanced endeavor that demands deep understanding and deliberate action. Here's why: 1. **Regulatory Rigor**: Germany's commitment to robust regulations ensures a level playing field, but navigating these requirements demands meticulous attention to detail. Mastery of compliance isn't just a legal necessity—it's a testament to integrity and respect for local norms. 2. **Competitive Landscape**: The German business arena is renowned for its intensity. While competition may appear daunting, it serves as a catalyst for innovation and excellence. Embracing competition compels us to continuously refine our value proposition and differentiate ourselves in the market. 3. **Market Complexity**: The German market is a mosaic of diverse consumer preferences and regional intricacies. To truly grasp its nuances, we must approach it with humility and curiosity, recognizing that each piece contributes to a larger, interconnected picture. 4. **Relationships Matter**: In Germany, success isn't solely determined by what you know, but rather, who you know. Cultivating genuine connections with stakeholders and decision-makers is the cornerstone of effective market engagement. These relationships are not shortcuts; they're enduring foundations for sustainable growth. 5. **The Power of Perseverance**: While challenges abound, they are not insurmountable. The journey to success in the German market is a marathon, not a sprint. It requires steadfast commitment, patience, and a relentless pursuit of excellence. Navigating the complexities of the German market demands a blend of strategic acumen, cultural sensitivity, and unwavering determination. By embracing these principles, we can unlock untapped opportunities and forge enduring success in one of the world's most dynamic economies. What would motivate you to enter the German market?

In recent years, the economic landscape for European businesses in China has undergone significant changes. The “European Business in China–Business Confidence Survey 2024” reveals a complex picture of challenges and opportunities¹. https://lnkd.in/g-7Tj5qe

🆕 On 4 November, BusinessEurope published its autumn economic outlook just before the Macroeconomic dialogue with the EU Institutions and social partners. The findings illustrate the challenges and difficulties facing the EU economy, as reflected in the Draghi Report, and highlight the need for measures to support entrepreneurship at EU level. ➡️ According to BusinessEurope, the EU economy is projected to grow by just 0.9% in 2024 and 1.3% in 2025, a negative revision of 0.3 and 0.5 percentage points respectively, compared to the last forecast. At the same time, businesses in the manufacturing sector continue to face a challenging environment as energy prices remain high compared to their main competitors. Even before the latest deterioration of geopolitical tensions, declining competitiveness had already weakened the export potential of European companies. Most worryingly, since September, the industry's capacity utilisation has fallen below 80%, i.e. to levels last seen at the end of 2020. ➡️ In order for Europe to avoid what the Draghi report has called the "slow pain of stagnation", BusinessEurope stresses that the EU must take coordinated policy actions to strengthen the competitiveness of EU businesses. These include, among other things, reducing the difference in energy costs vis-à-vis our main competitors; reducing administrative burdens and speeding up permitting procedures. But they must go hand in hand with revitalising the Single Market and supporting European companies (including start-ups) to scale up and thrive internationally. 👉 Feel free to read the economic outlook here https://ow.ly/35JN50U1ctl