Trade and U.S. Competitiveness are Joined at the Hip
Did you know much of Intel’s R&D and capital investment occurs in the U.S., but close to 80% of our revenue is generated overseas? Everyone agrees that the U.S. needs to become more competitive....
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What Do Small and Large Business Mean to Each Other?
The economic benefits, both direct and indirect, which small and large businesses provide each other are often misunderstood. Very few small and large businesses operate alone. Most create an amazing...
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Bridging the Digital Divide Through the WTO Information Technology Agreement
Government officials have in hand a major boost for our global economy that will help America’s technology industry reach consumers never before imagined. Earlier this week, I participated in a...
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Can We Continue to Sail the Trade Winds Without a Rudder?
By Greg Slater, director of trade and competition policy at Intel It is an exciting time again in the international trade world. We soon should have a very experienced trade negotiator as our next...
View ArticleTTIP: An Opportunity to Strengthen Global Technology Standards
By Phil Wennblom, Director of Standards Policy and Greg Slater, Director of Global Trade Policy By enabling products and technologies from different companies to interoperate, or work together,...
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