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Why the Centrist Victory in France is Good for America
Close Economic Ties Serve Ongoing Trade Negotiations This article was originally published in Global Trade Magazine on June… Read more
How to trade with a dragon
This article was originally published in B.C. Shipping News on May 26, 2017 and features commentary from Phil… Read more
NAFTA’s Chapter 11 Sure to be a Sticking Point in Upcoming Trade Negotiations
NAFTA’s Investor-State Dispute Settlement Has Been a Bone of Contention for Years This article on NAFTA’s ISDS was… Read more
US-Canada lumber tiff previews costs of trade disputes
This article was originally published on JOC.com on May 5, 2017 By John Bennett, Strategic Client Service Manager,… Read more
North American shippers largely indifferent to new alliances — But should they be?
This article was originally published on the Journal of Commerce website, JOC.com, on April 26, 2017 By Mike Meierkort,… Read more
Worried about the new container shipping alliances? Here are four ways to minimize disruption
This article was originally published on April 10, 2017 in Global Trade Magazine By Mike Meierkort, president, International… Read more
In Amazon vs. retail, consumers win
This article was originally published on April 5, 2017 on JOC.com (Journal of Commerce) By Danny Cipollone, director of… Read more
M&As among import-export companies transcend dollars and sometimes sense
The cross-border component of M&As among import-export companies transcends simple arithmetic By Matt Miller This is an excerpt… Read more
Canadian Small Businesses Impacted by Talk of New NAFTA
This article was originally published on February 24, 2017 in Global Trade Magazine By Stephan Galarneau, vice-president of inside… Read more
Five Questions Companies Should Ask Before Entering a New Global Market*
*But Rarely Do Written by Robert Smith There’s a quiet revolution happening in Canada’s business community. Businesses across the… Read more