These notable LGBTI Americans are economic drivers
From retail to travel to high-tech innovation, LGBTI employees are an asset in the workplace. Learn about the contributions they make in corporate America.
U.S. firms get creative to attract consumers
The world relies on American consumers' spending power. Learn how certain American retail sectors are surviving in the wake of COVID-19.
U.S. leads world in intellectual property protection
Protecting intellectual property rights allows innovators to develop projects to their full potential. See how economies rank in providing this protection.
Bringing an idea to market? The business climate matters.
Today's economies are fueled by intellectual property, so laws protecting innovators' rights are essential. Learn how the U.S. helps innovators thrive.
U.S. invests in Kenyans building a reliable food supply
Learn how a $5 million loan from the new U.S. International Development Finance Corporation will help support women and boost food security in Kenya.
America’s small businesses shift production to aid COVID-19 fight
More and more of America’s small businesses are suspending normal operations to respond to COVID-19, support health-care workers and help save lives.
Singaporean to lead U.N. intellectual property agency
Daren Tang, from Singapore, was elected to become the new director general of the World Intellectual Property Organization.
These robots help farmers increase crop yields
A new robot developed by the University of Illinois helps farmers optimize their crop production by scanning crops, which means more profitable yields.
Business hub tackles Ecuador’s social, environmental issues
Daniela Peralvo co-founded a company that helps solve some of Ecuador's problems, mentors existing entrepreneurs, and grooms future leaders.