Peter Gratton, M.A.P.P., Ph.D., is a New Orleans-based editor and professor with over 20 years of experience in investing, risk management, and public policy. Peter began covering markets at Multex ...

When most people think of a multinational corporation, huge public companies with multibillion-dollar profits usually come to mind, like General Electric or Coca-Cola. However, the key feature of a ...

Multinational businesses and non-profit organizations have numerous advantages. In some instances, the advantages are excellent for the business and the regions in which they operate. In others, the ...

When most people hear the term "multinational corporation," (MNC) they probably think of a powerhouse of a company headquartered in North America, Europe or Asia. However, a new study from the ...

The special problems that the MNC presents in the context of the American industrial relations system has led the U.S. unions, to respond with a call for controls on trade. Europeans, in a different ...

For decades, multinational corporations operated under the belief that they could transcend national borders, access free markets, and serve a global customer base while remaining detached from ...

Multinational corporations (MNCs) are facing an increasingly competitive landscape. An uncertain economic outlook, as well as cultural and regulatory differences, creates a challenging scenario for ...

U.S.-based multinational firms can use their flexibility and wide-ranging operations to make swift strategic moves that ensure they will withstand—and perhaps even capitalize on—sudden economic storms ...

The multinational corporation (MNC) is dichotomous in nature. While on the one hand it is a vehicle for private capital accumulation, when socially-embedded it may serve as a means to further social ...

Dubai Ports World, a company owned by the government of Dubai, is at the heart of the controversy over port security in the United States. Observers and company employees talk about the history and ...