Free Trade Reigns by Audrey Pennington from Site Selection, October 1995. Cross-border business is an economic imperative for many companies, and it's also become a major issue in assessing national business climates. View Document or TOP Global Facilities Go Gangbusters Developing nations' go-go growth is changing many corporate expansion strategies. A New Era Dawns in Eastern Europe by Tim Venable from Site Selection, October 1990. Many potential problems loom, but major corporations are venturing into Eastern Europe in search of new facility locations.
Japan is no longer just Tokyo.
The Kansai region around Osaka is emerging as a world center of development. Before committing their companies to leases in Europe, U.S. corporate real estate planners should know the similarities and differences between the European leasing system and what they are used to in the United States. Great Man-Made River. View Document or TOP Major North American Developers Paving Path to Europe by Deborah S. Fusi from Site Selection, December 1990. Several well-established North American firms are making a name for themselves in the expanding overseas commercial real estate market.