Greater Moncton is New Brunswick’s economic engine and has all the assets that businesses need to be successful.

Transport technology is becoming increasingly important for companies and their locations. Karen E Thuermer suggests it is the innovation wave of the future.

Food and beverages giant Kraft is relocating its European headquarters to Switzerland.

Blue jeans, DVDs, moisturiser and athletics shoes are among the US products that Chinese consumers desire most, according to a UPS survey of 1200 middle-class consumers in six Chinese cities.

In a globalised world, communication can be vital in the success of a product, so the language used must be understood locally. Erika Morphy looks at the complicated task of translation.

Tax credits and incentives to promote the production of renewable energy may be fuelled partly by green ambitions but the economics are also becoming more attractive as the value of the global renewable energy market grows. Karen E Thuermer reports.

Inemur managing director Gregorio Navarro has seen the family-run company founded by his father grow from a canning platform to one of the leading robotic production line suppliers in the world.

Singapore will need to double its number of hotels in the next few years if it is to live up to its tourism potential, say planning authorities.

JPMorgan is expanding its Glasgow-based European Technology Centre (ETC) by creating 100 new jobs.

Photronics Plant for South Korea: 

 Connecticut-based semiconductor equipment maker Photronics Inc is to build a photomask plant in South Korea in anticipation of a rise in demand for chip components.