“We are excited to see investors validating our strategy and believe that reshoring will continue to proliferate in the U.S. American workers are the most productive in the world and we are passionate about leveraging American ingenuity to build great …

In it, Alana Semuels describes what sounds like a fairly hopeful sign of the times referred to as “onshoring.” He specifically talks about GM’s move to relocate an automobile manufacturing line from Mexico to Tennessee. This created more than 3,000 …

His comments on Russia and China, the quest to seek common ground, are not immediately problematic, even if he quickly lapses into seemingly impossible solutions to addressing these relationships (somehow repatriating millions of manufacturing jobs to the …

Lukewarm demand for QFII also is partly due to its lack of flexibility for years in terms of repatriating funds. “It’s difficult to keep investment above that 60-70 percent level as market conditions are not good, especially after a series of bond default …