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In from the cold: the implications of the US's thawing on Cuba

Cuba Michael Deibert Friday 12 June 2015
Sumitomo and Toyota (all from Japan) have been visiting Cuba in an aggressive push to get a foothold in its potentially huge market. “Clearly the potential to work soon with the US market is what ... Cuba ... Cuba ... Cuba comes in from the cold ... The relaxing of travel and commercial restrictions between Cuba and the US announced in 2014 has already seen a glut of international companies visiting the island, enthused by the potential ... Cuba, Feature, Locations, Text ... Cuba comes in from the cold ... The relaxing of travel and commercial restrictions between Cuba and the US announced in 2014 has already seen a glut of international companies visiting the island, enthused by the potential ... In from the cold: the implications of the US's thawing on Cuba ... Cuba ... Cuba
The first US to Cuba cruise ship

US thaw leaves Cuba primed to compete for FDI

Cuba Courtney Fingar Thursday 16 June 2016
up repeatedly in discussions about FDI: Cuba. The most populous country in the region, Cuba is coming out of the shadows of sanctions and enjoying a long-awaited rapprochement with the US. Foreign ... Cuba ... The first US to Cuba cruise ship ... As relations between Cuba and the US warm up, the Caribbean’s largest island is keen to land foreign investment in order to fund development. Courtney Fingar reports on its ambitious programme ... Cuba, Feature, Locations, Text, Tourism ... The first US to Cuba cruise ship ... As relations between Cuba and the US warm up, the Caribbean’s largest island is keen to land foreign investment in order to fund development. Courtney Fingar reports on its ambitious programme ... US thaw leaves Cuba primed to compete for FDI ... Cuba
Cuba expands FDI policy with port transformation

Cuba expands FDI policy with port transformation

Cuba Hugh O'Shaughnessy Thursday 12 June 2014
Large areas of Havana, the capital city of Cuba, lie in a near-decrepit state, the product of half a century of hot and cold wars with the US. Yet despite the derelict surroundings, the city has ... Cuba ... Cuba expands FDI policy with port transformation ... Cuba, Feature, Locations, Text, Transportation ... Cuba expands FDI policy with port transformation ... Cuba expands FDI policy with port transformation ... Cuba
Cuba's deepwater port of Mariel

Caribbean islands compete for Panama Canal shipping spoils

Americas Karen E Thuermer Thursday 16 June 2016
parks. Those competing for business include the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Cuba and the Bahamas, each of which is expecting long-lasting positive economic implications from the canal project. Locations ... Cuba's deepwater port of Mariel ... As the expanded Panama Canal opens, ports in countries such as Jamaica, the Dominican Republic, Cuba and the Bahamas are investing in harbour facilities and logistics operations with an eye ... Cuba's deepwater port of Mariel ... As the expanded Panama Canal opens, ports in countries such as Jamaica, the Dominican Republic, Cuba and the Bahamas are investing in harbour facilities and logistics operations with an eye

Preparing for frosty times

Europe fDi Editor Thursday 15 October 2009
is to get through the winter, because unemployment is growing. We do really hope that this winter will not be too cold because it will affect us, obviously. So the main thing will be to protect our system

Is Latin America losing its FDI appeal?

Americas Jason Mitchell Thursday 10 December 2015
inflows to Mexico. The country is fast becoming a major player in the ‘nearshoring’ sector for tech and business processing, which is being outsourced from the US. Some 600,000 people already work

Out of proportion

fDi Editor Tuesday 12 August 2008
international calls for greater transparency surrounding SWF investments that have highlighted what many say is a real threat to global investment flows; protectionist sentiment from Western governments. Warnings
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Global Free Zones of the Year 2016

Rankings Cathy Mullan Monday 10 October 2016
large tenants in 2015, all of which could benefit from the zone’s direct logistical access with major markets, including the US. Tenancy rates for large tenants increased 5% between 2014 and 2015
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Global Free Zones of the Year 2016

Global Free Zones of the Year 2016 fDi Intelligence Wednesday 08 July 2020
large tenants in 2015, all of which could benefit from the zone’s direct logistical access with major markets, including the US. Tenancy rates for large tenants increased 5% between 2014 and 2015
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