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Canadian Business editor and associate publisher Steve Maich talks with economist Jeff Rubin on the future of global trade and how it will affect Canadian exporters. Jeff Rubin chats with HSBC Bank Canada executive vice-president Mark Watkinson at the BUSINESS without BORDERS breakfast event Sept. 14 HSBC executives Dave Irving (left) and Louis Hutton chat [...]

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Igor Chigrin If Jeff's forecast on rising oil price becomes true, it won't automatically mean the end of international business. Global players will switch from import-export models to more complex and sophisticated ones like joint venturing and direct investments in subsidiaries and production facilities abroad. Companies will still continue to explore the globe, but will do it in a little bit different way. After all, there will still be a huge field for international trade of services which is less impacted by oil price.
  • 2010-10-06 00:18:00
Promod Sharma This inaugural event was well-organized and well attended. I'm looking forward to more. Jeff's presentation inspired my blog post "What If Oil Prices Put Your Business In A Box?" http://bit.ly/a51b8E
  • 2010-09-19 14:07:19
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Promod Sharma This inaugural event was well-organized and well attended. I'm looking forward to more. Jeff's presentation inspired my blog post "What If Oil Prices Put Your Business In A Box?" http://bit.ly/a51b8E
  • 2010-09-19 14:07:19
Igor Chigrin If Jeff's forecast on rising oil price becomes true, it won't automatically mean the end of international business. Global players will switch from import-export models to more complex and sophisticated ones like joint venturing and direct investments in subsidiaries and production facilities abroad. Companies will still continue to explore the globe, but will do it in a little bit different way. After all, there will still be a huge field for international trade of services which is less impacted by oil price.
  • 2010-10-06 00:18:00