Global Business Alliance Releases New State-by-State Analysis

Latest U.S. government data show international companies created 80 percent of new U.S. manufacturing jobs over five-year period

International Companies’ US Employment Expectations Reach All-Time High

Supply chain disruptions, inflationary pressure, and potential tax and procurement policy changes drive concern of the U.S. business climate for international companies  

FDI in the United States, Quarter Three 2021

Foreign direct investment in the United States (FDIUS) totaled $33.9 billion in the third-quarter of 2019. FDIUS is down from quarter two of 2019, which totaled $64.3 billion.

Randstad North America Named 2021 Corporate Citizen of the Year

The Global Business Alliance (GBA) has announced Randstad North America as its annual Corporate Social Responsibility Award winner

Global Business Alliance Releases New State-by-State Analysis

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National FDI Data

International companies grow America’s economy and make it more resilient through activities such as supporting local supply chains and small […]

Top Five States with the Highest Growth of FDI Jobs

International companies in the United States have led the way throughout the pandemic by taking extraordinary steps to safeguard their […]

Preserving U.S. Economic Competitiveness Through International Tax Reform

Foreign direct investment is a key economic engine for American prosperity, responsible for millions of American jobs and trillions of dollars […]

Assessing America’s Post Pandemic Economic Trajectory with Steve Ricchiuto of Mizuho Bank

This fall, GBA partnered with the Institute of International Bankers (IIB) to launch the Economic Advisory Council, an event series […]

Nissan Expands Its Technical Center in Farmington Hills, Michigan with $40 Million Safety Advancement Lab

The new lab will be used for vehicle safety testing to further Nissan’s goal of reaching a future with virtually […]

Diageo Opens Its First Carbon-Neutral Distillery in the U.S.

Precipice: How SHIELD Imperils the OECD Pillar II Framework and America’s Economic Advantage

Taking action now on a proposal that is significantly more burdensome than the approach being developed in the global effort would be harmful