Nashville’s diverse economy is music to investors’ ears
Located on the Cumberland River, Nashville is the capital city of Tennessee and sits in the heart of the state.…
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Ruth Strachan
Ruth Strachan is a senior reporter at Investment Monitor, focusing on manufacturing, mining and commodities. She joined from the Financial Times, where she worked as a content editor in the events division FT Live. In this role she wrote content for various global events across a number of topics including FDI, technology, C-suite roles and compliance. Before this, she was a journalist at DC Thomson.
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Is the Inflation Reduction Act bad news for US manufacturers?
Since being elected in 2020, US President Joe Biden has highlighted strengthening and rebuilding the US's manufacturing industry as a…
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UK manufacturers call for clarity on post-Brexit industrial policy
The UK manufacturing industry is unrecognisable almost three years on from the country's exit from the EU. Once known as…
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Who pays if Credit Suisse collapses?
On 27 October 2022, Credit Suisse will unveil its much-anticipated overhaul strategy and third quarter results. The Swiss bank has…
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Crunch time for Brazil: Will it be Lula or Bolsonaro?
The 2022 election result in Brazil will set the tone for the country and its global standing; it will either…
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When morals and mergers clash: The art of M&A etiquette
In June 2022, British conglomerate Unilever sold Vermont-based Ben & Jerry’s ice cream business in Israel under a local licence…
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Can Catalonia afford independence?
In the north-east of Spain sits the region of Catalonia, home to the city of Barcelona and a population of…
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Opinion: Scotland should look to Ireland for lessons in FDI
A common personality trait I have noted with famous and beloved Scots is a tendency to be humble. The nation…
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Is there a blueprint Scotland can use for independence?
Scotland appears to be inching its way towards another referendum over its independence from the rest of the UK. Regardless…
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Lessons from Lithuania: Plotting FDI growth on the edge of war
“As a young economist, ten years ago I would often start papers with the same sentence, that ‘we were living…