Global Business Professor’s latest Audio Interview, “Financing your Mexico equipment and operations” features Alfredo Espino, former head of GE Capital’s international finance business, and current Sr. Sales Manager of Engenium Capital Mexico. In the…
Global Business Professor’s latest Audio Interview, “North America Automotive: Investor Takeaways from CES and NAIAS Events” features David Leiker, Global Auto & Truck Markets Managing Director and Senior Research Analyst at BAIRD. In the…
During US President Donald Trump’s state visit to China and meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, the two leaders witnessed the signing of 15 commercial deals worth a quarter-trillion dollars, covering energy, agriculture, aircraft, and…
Global Business Professor’s latest Audio Interview, “U.S. Immigration Issues – Update” features Reginald (“Reggie”) A. Pacis. Mr. Pacis is a shareholder practicing in Butzel Long’s Detroit office. He concentrates his practice in immigration law…
Global Business Professor’s latest Audio Interview, “How Minority Purchasing can Benefit your Entry in the U.S. Automotive Industry” features Reginald (“Reggie”) E. Humphrey, Senior Manager, Supplier Diversity at General Motors. Audio Interview Guest Mr….
The “Made in Mexico” label has become more plentiful on American car lots this year, even as auto makers pressured by President Donald Trump kicked off the year with promises to create more jobs in…
One of the first foreign companies to rush into U.S. production when the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) took effect on January 1, 1994 was Germany’s BMW Group; they constructed and opened a gigantic…
Global Business Professor’s Audio Interview, “The 3 different ways a manufacturing company can setup its operation in Mexico” features Veronica Contreras, VP of Sales & Marketing, Co-Production International, and Mexico manufacturing expert. In the…
Despite Donald Trump’s election, Mexico will not experience an immediate downturn due to the fact that his proposals will require at least 2 years to come to fruition. However, in the midterm, several risks may…
U.S. employers that hire workers from abroad can spend more than three times what they do for domestic hires, while it can take six times longer to bring a foreign worker on board than a…