foreign investment
Does Trump’s tough trade talk only undermine investment in the U.S.?
Opinion: Foreign direct investment appears to be on the decline in the U.S.—and questions over trade agreements and rule of law don’t help
The hidden risks of opening up trade with China
China’s enormous size and growing stature in global affairs make it a tempting partner for a free trade deal, but it comes with strings attached
Taking Canada’s foreign direct investment pitch to the next level
Canada needs to attract more foreign investment. It can start by looking at what the best in the world are doing.
The ingredients behind Canada’s overlooked manufacturing boom
The food industry is one of Canada’s top manufacturing sectors, but we need to attract more foreign investment to keep it growing. Here’s how.
Why government must play a role in attracting foreign investment
It’s dangerously naïve to think governments should not try to influence foreign companies to invest in Canada, writes Paul Boothe
Why targeting foreign homebuyers may not improve affordability
Stephen Harper knows foreign buyers in Canada’s housing market is a hot issue even beyond Vancouver. Now what?
Maclean’s Explains: Canadian condos and foreign ownership
Tories want to know how many condos are owned by non-citizens. Read our explainer on the issue
Mexico’s president is a champion of the wrong people
To foreign investors, Enrique Peña Nieto is a dashing reformer. At home, his message of change is flopping.
A Conservative war on business
Forget Julie Couillard. Why it’s time to bring Maxime Bernier back to cabinet.
Thomas Mulcair, the staples thesis and cap-and-trade
The NDP leader lays out his vision for resource development
Independent thought alert
The CBC reports that three Conservative MPs put their concerns about the Nexen deal in writing.