Tag: shipbuilding

Infrastructure

South Korea Bets on Commitment of “Make America Shipbuilding Great Again” to Woo Trump

by The Global Economics

August 26, 2025

US and South Korean companies signed 11 non-binding agreements in the areas of shipbuilding, nuclear energy, ...

Infrastructure

North America’s Trade Corridors Drive the Next Infrastructure Boom

The renewed focus extends across the United States, Canada and Mexico, where governments are accelerating investment in rail networks, highways, ...

July 13, 2026

Clean Energy

China-LatAm Ties: Supply Chains, Bilateral Trade and Energy Transition

The recently conducted 12th China-Latin America Infrastructure Cooperation Forum (China-CELAC) was a forum for government officials and company executives from ...

July 11, 2026

Feature

Finland Leads Europe’s New Venture Investment Wave into Quantum Technology

Artificial intelligence dominated investment discussions over recent years, but quantum technology has increasingly become a complementary priority as investors recognise ...

July 10, 2026

Clean Energy

New Zealand’s Investor Visa Revolution: Wellington Redraws Global Capital Map

The country’s revamped Active Investor Plus (AIP) visa, alongside further refinements introduced during 2026, represents one of the most significant ...

July 9, 2026

Industry

South Korea’s $195 Billion Industrial Bet Signals a New Era in Asia’s Advanced Manufacturing Race

The investment will be led by some of South Korea's largest industrial groups, including Samsung Electronics, SK Group, Hyundai Motor ...

July 8, 2026

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