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Budapest, in Hungary: How entrepreneurs attract international customers from smaller markets

Economy

Budapest, Hungary: how entrepreneurs attract international customers from smaller markets

Sophie Caldwell

Budapest offers a rich pool of technical talent, comparatively low operational expenses, advantageous corporate tax conditions, and solid connections throughout Central and Eastern Europe. The city is home to universities,…

Panama City, in Panama: What investors look for in ports, warehousing, and last-mile networks

Economy

Panama City, Panama: key investor criteria for ports and last-mile delivery

Álvaro Sanz

Panama City is the commercial and logistics heart of Panama and one of the Western Hemisphere’s critical transshipment and distribution hubs. Its strategic advantage is geographic: immediate access to the…

Monterrey, in Mexico: Why nearshoring decisions hinge on suppliers, talent, and infrastructure

Economy

Why companies nearshore to Monterrey, Mexico: suppliers, talent, and infrastructure

Álvaro Sanz

Monterrey, Mexico, is a manufacturing and logistics powerhouse that sits at the intersection of North American supply chains and Mexico’s industrial heartland. As companies evaluate nearshoring — moving production closer…

Santo Domingo, in the Dominican Republic: How family businesses prepare for professional governance

Economy

Professional governance for family businesses in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

Sophie Caldwell

Santo Domingo stands as the political and commercial center of the Dominican Republic, where numerous small and midsize enterprises, along with several of the nation’s major business groups, trace their…

United States: How investors assess market size, competition, and regulatory exposure before expansion

Economy

Investors’ guide to US expansion: market size, competition, and regulatory assessment

Evan Harrington

Expanding into the United States appeals to many because the country offers a vast consumer market, substantial GDP per capita, robust capital markets, and dynamic innovation networks. Yet the U.S.…

Dinamarca: cómo el diseño circular reduce costos y riesgos de suministro

Economy

Circular design in Denmark: reducing business costs and supply risk

Álvaro Sanz

Denmark has become a testbed for circular design because of its compact industrial base, strong design tradition, advanced recycling infrastructure, and policy environment that encourages resource efficiency. Danish companies use…