foreign companies
Coverage of foreign companies in the Nexus archive.
- Sanctioning Russia is Popular in America
A bipartisan survey reveals strong US support for increased sanctions against Russia, measures targeting officials involved in abducting Ukrainian children, penalties for foreign companies trading with Moscow, and expanded US–Ukraine defense cooperation.
- The myth of AI independence
Countries are seeking AI sovereignty by developing their own capabilities, yet this approach paradoxically increases their reliance on foreign technology companies. The article highlights a contradiction where nations claim to protect themselves from external influence but depend on the same foreign firms for AI infrastructure.
- How the trucking industry has become part of the immigration debate—and left safety as the main casualty
The trucking industry's role in the immigration debate has led to safety concerns, as highlighted by Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy's questions about foreign ownership of carriers and the challenges it poses for tracking ownership.
- Barclays hopes to boost UK economy with enlightened self-interest
Barclays is urging the UK government to implement changes that would attract foreign companies to manage their cash in the UK, aiming to boost the economy through increased business activity.
- Thailand cracks down on foreign companies using fig leaf of local ownership
Thai authorities are increasing enforcement of local ownership rules, causing anxiety among foreign businesses. The crackdown targets foreign companies that use local ownership as a facade.
- Indian billionaires buy foreign companies as growth slows at home
Indian billionaires are increasingly acquiring foreign companies as domestic growth slows. India Inc spent $18 billion on global buyouts in 2025, with projections to exceed $15 billion in the first half of 2026.
- Chinese complaint highlights 'widespread' Indonesia business concern
A Chinese complaint has brought attention to widespread business concerns in Indonesia, highlighting potential issues affecting foreign companies operating in the country. The complaint appears to reflect broader tensions in Indonesia's business environment and its relationship with Chinese investors.
- Boston ranked top US city for foreign companies in Nikkei-FT survey
Boston was ranked the top US city for foreign companies in a Nikkei-FT survey. The survey evaluated cities based on their appeal to international businesses.