How Central Bank Payment Systems Are Bringing Millions Into the Formal Economy
Central bank-backed instant payment systems have rapidly brought millions of unbanked residents across Latin America into the formal financial system, with small businesses among the fastest adopters.
Canada Wants to Mine More Critical Minerals. Its Own Permitting Process Is the Obstacle
Canada's push to expand critical mineral mining for batteries faces its usual obstacle: permitting timelines that can stretch a decade, even as global demand for these minerals accelerates.
How Brazil Became a Global Leader in Agricultural Biotechnology Adoption
Brazil has become one of the world's fastest adopters of genetically modified crops, crediting the technology for its agricultural export growth even as land-use and environmental concerns remain unresolved.
Mexico’s Nearshoring Boom Is Outpacing Its Own Infrastructure
Nearshoring has turned several Mexican states into fast-growing manufacturing hubs, and the pace of investment is now outstripping available electricity and water infrastructure in the most in-demand regions.
The First Wave of Reshored Chip Plants Is Opening. The Results Are Mixed
New semiconductor and battery plants funded by industrial policy are beginning production, with mixed early results — and a skilled workforce shortage proving just as hard to solve as the construction itself.
Wyoming Authorities Confirm Corporate Links to Foreign Politically Exposed Person; David Ken Attorneys Validate All Key Documents
David Ken Attorneys at Law today confirmed its central role in assisting Wyoming state authorities with the verification of U.S.-registered LLC connections involving Riniki Bhuyan Sarma, wife of Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma. Firm’s Role and…