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It's not often that I get political here, but I was alarmed at Keir Starmer's post-Labour party conference interview today. Zero confidence in himself, his vision and in the Bitish people was my key feeling and that he is caught in the headlights of actually being in power and having a mandate. It got me thinking. What is Great Britain great at anymore? What are we in the top ten for globally anymore? What do we get for the massive cost and tax burden we have inflicted on us? Why does it feel hard to actually get ahead currently? Why does policy feel so anti-citizen and anti-growth - both economic and individual? I realise I am privileged and don't have it hard, but I fully understand why people are discouraged and disincentivised. This is the sentiment of everyone I speak to currently - except for Steve, who thinks London is still the best city in the world... Here is my summary: "Britain is a poor first-world country in rapid decline with a rich city propping most of it up; why is our political class not being radical and changing the incentives

If you're a business in #Edmonton interested in expanding into the US, join us April 17 to learn about opportunities, tax implications, planning and processes. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gNfaZxrE #IndigenousBusiness #CrossBorderTrade #YEG #YEGBusiness #BusinessExpansion

🔘 Open up your business potential at the crossroads of Europe and Asia. 🔘 Discover why Georgia is the ideal destination for growth and innovation in our latest article.

The key to finding global business, even in unexpected areas, begins with adopting a global mindset. In this regional assessment, we examine three markets in the far western part of the U.S.—California, Hawaii and the U.S. territory of Guam—to help you identify and cultivate global niches. https://bit.ly/3RcJZY7

U.S Business Delegation Discusses Business Opportunities with Government A business delegation from the United States of America led by US Ambassador to Papua New Guinea, H.E. Ann Marie Yastishock, met with Prime Minister James Marape and selected state ministers on Wednesday 19 November, exploring business opportunities between the two countries. The 16-member delegation is headed by Sarah Morgenthau, Special Representative from the Office of Commerce and Business Affairs of the US State Department’s Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs, comprising representatives from the US government and private sector. The aim of the visit is to explore and discuss business opportunities between the US and Papua New Guinea. This is in line with the agenda pushed by Prime Minister Marape to US President Joe Biden’s administration over the recent years, to have more American presence in the Pacific, including Papua New Guinea, and to elevate Pacific nations’ relationship with the US from reliance on aid and grants to proper engagement in trade and commerce. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gmyi-s65

The Business Council of Australia has found our state is the best place in Australia to do business - for the second year running. South Australia is the lowest taxing state on the mainland and has the best operating environment in the nation to do business.   The Business Council’s report is yet another endorsement of the State Government’s economic management, giving businesses more reason to choose to call South Australia home.   It follows South Australia being ranked the top performing economy in the country three times in a row by CommSec’s State of the States report, coming second only to WA in the latest quarter.

10 Reasons Why European Companies Should Partner with a Texas-Based Representative Texas, with its dynamic economy and strategic position, stands out as an ideal gateway for European companies aiming to establish or grow their presence in the United States: 1) Economic Powerhouse: Texas boasts the second-largest economy in the U.S. and ranks among the world's top ten economies. It provides a robust market with diverse industries and significant consumer purchasing power. 2) Strategic Location: Centrally located within the U.S. and positioned on the Gulf of Mexico, Texas offers easy access to North American markets and serves as a critical hub for international trade. 3) Pro-Business Environment: Texas is renowned for its business-friendly climate, with no state income tax, straightforward regulatory processes, and incentive programs designed to attract foreign investment. 4) Infrastructure and Logistics: Texas has world-class transportation infrastructure, including major airports, seaports, rail networks, and interstate highways that make logistics seamless for international businesses. 5) Skilled Workforce: With top-tier universities and training programs, Texas has a highly skilled and diverse workforce ready to meet the needs of expanding companies. 6) Tech and Innovation Hub: Cities like Austin, Dallas, and Houston have developed vibrant tech scenes, offering European companies access to cutting-edge research, technology partnerships, and a strong entrepreneurial spirit. 7) Cultural Synergy: Texas's multicultural population fosters a welcoming environment for international business, and many residents have deep ties to Europe, making it easier to navigate market entry. 8) Market Insights and Network: Local representatives can provide vital insights into consumer preferences, regulatory requirements, and business norms, helping European firms tailor their strategies effectively. 9) Legal and Compliance Expertise: Texas representatives understand U.S. legal frameworks and can guide European companies through the intricacies of federal, state, and local regulations. 10) Risk Mitigation: Establishing a local partnership allows European companies to reduce the risks of entering a new market by leveraging the knowledge, resources, and networks of Texas-based professionals. In today's competitive global marketplace, finding the right partner is essential. By choosing a representative in Texas, European companies can build strong footholds in the U.S. while benefiting from the state's unparalleled economic strengths and strategic advantages. Jorge Arturo Acevedo Alarid, Ph.D President & CEO JAGroup #TexasBusiness #GlobalMarkets #EuropeanBusiness #InternationalTrade #TexasEconomy #BusinessExpansion #MarketEntry #BusinessStrategy #Partnerships #GlobalGrowth Texas Economic Development NADBank City of San Antonio City of San Antonio Economic Development Department

Why do we, as a community, so often overlook local businesses? https://lnkd.in/gxsbRJ4g 🔗 Guernsey’s companies are doing fantastic things globally, yet we often see scepticism towards home-grown solutions. What’s stopping us from fully embracing our local business community? Have you experienced this ‘local vs global’ mindset? Share your thoughts! 🌍 #Guernsey #localbusiness #opinion

"Several recent economic development location announcements in Georgia had beginnings at previous SelectUSA events. I expect this year will prove no different," shared Lonnie Smallwood after returning from the annual SelectUSA trade show. Lonnie shares the top questions from consultants, industry priorities, and more in the latest blog ➡️ https://bit.ly/4cKqe2S #SelectGeorgia #EconomicDevelopment #SelectUSASummit