U.S. private investment firm LCR Capital Partners has doubled its India EB-5 client base for the second year in a row....
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When examining the countries of origin for investors in the EB-5 Program, there is one country that is the clear major player: China. Since 2011, China has made up 82% of the total world market share for EB-5 visas....
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Franchises are a part of our everyday life. We have all gotten a cup of coffee at Dunkin' Donuts in the morning, booked a room at a Marriott hotel for our vacation, or grabbed a quick lunch from McDonald’s....
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Immigrant EB5 visas, for small business that create jobs in the US, have seen a spurt of interest in India with applications under this quota increasing 25% year over year, say sources. ...
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The H-1B program is critical as a way for employers to fill skill gaps and for really talented people to come to the United States,” said Ronil Hira, a professor at Howard University who studies visa programs....
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Even with the partisan wrangling and increasingly heated presidential campaign rhetoric, there are general principles Republicans and Democrats coalesce around: increased investment in the United States and more U.S. jobs without the burden on the taxpayer....
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From The Wall Street Journal: American universities are enrolling unprecedented numbers of foreign students, prompted by the rise of an affluent class in China and generous scholarships offered by oil-rich Gulf states such as Saudi Arabia. Read more...
Show me moreWhile it appears increasingly likely that congressional Republicans will punt on much-needed comprehensive immigration reform, it is important for us to look at smaller, yet still useful, steps forward to chip away at this growing, but manufactured crisis. As an entrepreneur and business owner, I...
Show me moreFrom EL PAÍS: Insatisfeitos com o rumo da economia brasileira e com a política petista, não foram poucos os brasileiros que, no calor da emoção da disputa eleitoral, ameaçaram fugir do país caso a presidenta Dilma Rousseff fosse reeleita em outubro do ano passado. Diferentemente do cantor...
Show me moreFrom Reuters: By John Foley MARCH 19, 2015 (The author is a Reuters Breakingviews columnist. The opinions expressed are his own.) As crunchy vignettes in U.S.-China relations go, it’s hard to beat the moment in 1979 when President Jimmy Carter pressed Deng Xiaoping to let Chinese people emigrate more freely. “If...
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