U.S.-Africa trade: 5 tips for success
Under the African Growth and Opportunity Act, companies in sub-Saharan nations can ship duty-free to the U.S. Find out how to take advantage of this U.S. law.
Openness and ease of doing business: U.S. and China
Deciding where to invest can be one of the most important decisions a business makes. But not all countries are created equal in doing business.
Vietnam’s provinces compete for new businesses
To help improve Vietnam's business environment, a "competitiveness" index measures the ease of doing business among Vietnam's 63 provinces.
U.S. companies help rebuild Iraq
Post-ISIS Iraq has embarked on rebuilding its battered economy and is looking abroad for private sector partners to tackle major reconstruction projects.
African Growth and Opportunity Act creates jobs, benefits entrepreneurs
The African Growth and Opportunity Act is responsible for the creation of about 350,000 direct jobs for Africa and another million or so indirect jobs.
Congress renews landmark U.S.-Africa trade legislation
The AGOA Extension and Enhancement Act of 2015 would extend the landmark law, originally enacted in May 2000, for another 10 years.
Building better ties through trade
The United States is eager to improve connections among producers and consumers in the United States and East Asia to benefit all trading partners.
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International investors find plenty of opportunities in the U.S.
No country attracts more foreign direct investment than the U.S. That's good for U.S. workers, but also for overseas investors' profits.
The effect of corruption on business
Strong laws and trustworthy institutions protect investors and businesses from corruption. That's why the different approaches of the U.S. and China matter.