Across the US there remain attractive investment opportunities for global businesses. But with an entrenched public workforce seen to be the reason for increases in tax expenses, where those opportunities lie is less clear, writes Daniel Malachuk.

Controversy over the US government's investments into the clean tech sector is giving 'dumb money' a bad name writes Daniel Malachuk.

Investors are weighing up the options as the financial challenges of the debt burden filter through to federal tax and spending policy.

Dreamliner debacle highlights problems for direct investors choosing right-to-work states over unionised ones, writes Daniel Malachuk

With US venture capital availability down, new companies are looking away from traditional means for funding, writes Daniel Malachuk. 

The search for a remedy to the US's debt malaise is as complicated and  full of pitfalls as ever

Clean technology is sure to move down the US political agenda following the 2010 mid-term elections. There are still opportunities to expand in cleantech, but companies may need to reassess their strategies

US businesses are hoping for a change in the political climate as a result of the forthcoming mid-term elections

For more than two decades I was based in Washington, DC. Many of my friends were Washington lawyers, who, as most people know, do not practise law; rather, they help their clients navigate, mitigate or even gain advantage from the actions of an increasingly intrusive government. They are having a good year.