Europe

The economic impact of the UK's decision to leave the European Union is coming into focus, with down arrows proliferating in key indicators.

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Gov. Greg Abbott has held meetings with Taiwan’s president and a delegation from Belgium about growing trade relations and increasing commercial ties.

The U.S. and China remain leaders among the world’s innovation hubs, according to a new report from KPMG.

Malaysia retains its position as the most attractive manufacturing market, according to new Cushman & Wakefield analysis.

North American companies led the way in investing in Holland, with 88 direct investment projects generating $825.5M in capital investment.

European nations top the 2016 IMD World Talent Ranking, which rates economies on how equipped they are to develop, attract, and retain business talent.

The automobile supplier will invest $68M and create 195 jobs on chassis, paint, and laser welding lines at its new Chelsea, MI manufacturing facility.

Würth Service Supply Inc. is expanding its Greenwood, IN headquarters, with help from tax credits based on the company's plans to create up to 60 new jobs.

Retailer Lidl will invest $100 million to establish a new regional headquarters and distribution center in Cecil County, MD.

China is the world leader in Installed Solar Power Capacity and Installed Wind Power Capacity in Business Facilities' 12th Annual Rankings Report.

Vetter plans to invest $320 million and create 300 jobs at its Des Plaines, IL manufacturing facility.

Sofidel Group’s new $300 million integrated paper mill is expected to bring 300 jobs to Circleville, OH.

U.S. and China hold top two Foreign Direct Investment positions for fourth straight year; Canada ranks #3; Germany rises to #4 to lead Europe.

The global life sciences industry has adopted an attitude of cautious optimism, expecting reliable growth that will fall short of pre-recession investment surges.

Tyco International has opened its new global headquarters and business service center — dubbed the "smartest building in Ireland" — in Cork, Ireland.

Nine states and Washington D.C. lead the pack in electricity grid modernization. Navagant Research forecasts that the global Smart Grid as a Service (SGaaS) market, estimated at $1.7 billion in 2014, will grow to $11 billion in 2023.

Ireland has been Facebook’s international headquarters since 2009, but the Clonee data center will be the social media giant’s first in that country.

Norway is the most prosperous country, while Singapore is the most successful country economically, according to the 2015 Legatum Prosperity Index™. The report ranks 142 countries across eight categories: the Economy, Entrepreneurship & Opportunity; Governance; Education; Health; Safety & Security; Personal Freedom; and Social Capital.

Researchers at West Virginia University blew the whistle on Volkswagen’s dirty diesel two years ago.

The former Humvee plant in Indiana now makes Mercedes SUVs for export to China.

China is the top-ranked nation among Renewable Energy Investment Leaders in Business Facilities’ annual Global Rankings Report. Switzerland retained its crown as the top-ranked nation in Global Competitiveness.

There hasn’t been a lot of good economic news coming from Europe these days, but the continent is getting a much-needed boost from its growing biotech/pharma labs.

China is expected to become the top U.S. investor in 2016 and beyond.

A skilled workforce and ultra-efficient government services make Indiana fertile ground for business growth and an attractive landing spot for foreign investment.

A resurgent bioscience sector pulls Europe into recovery, while U.S. biotech leaders train the next generation of an essential skilled workforce.

Germany's auto giants are set to unleash billions of dollars to expand North American production.

The company’s first U.S. service center is expected to come online in the third quarter of this year and will allow voxeljet to print on-demand parts, molds, cores and models for automotive and other industrial customers.

Expanded federal subsidies spurred a bevy of year-end wind power project announcements, including a $1.9-billion deal in Iowa.

The EU's financial union may be cracking, but our friends overseas seem to be uniting over one thing: they don't like fracking.

Volkswagen seeks the middle ground as the UAW targets the German automaker's assembly plant in a right-to-work state.

European company’s first U.S. steel facility will result in more than 2,200 direct and indirect jobs in Northwest Louisiana.

Tilburg Assembly Plant scene of first Model S deliveries to Dutch, Belgian, French and German customers.