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It is widely known that Portugal lacks own capital and relies on overseas investment to grow its companies, without which it is difficult to grow Portugal’s economy. But with 90% of companies [...]

Portugal is riding the crest of a wave of investors, relocaters, tourists and business visitors from the United States. The reasons are legion and range from disenchantment with the political [...]

Portugal’s economy has been remarkably resilient despite adverse headwinds, but improving competitiveness, productivity and investment attraction must be the top priorities for economic leaders [...]

The challenges posed for logistics companies in Portugal by the Covid-19 pandemic, spiralling energy costs, spikes in demand for freight and containers and interrupted supply chains was a key [...]

The Portuguese government has to tread carefully over the coming months as inflation starts to bite. It cannot afford to put public finances at risk in a bid to help ease the plight of families [...]

The President of the Portuguese Association of Renewable Energies (APREN), Pedro Amaral Jorge said energy transition is essential for Portugal’s energy security and independence. Speaking on 18 [...]

A seminar which will showcase business opportunities and investments between the US and Portugal will be held in Porto on 11 March. Organised by AmCham (American Chamber of Commerce in Portugal) [...]

Lisbon’s new mayor, Carlos Moedas, says the days of grandiose and self-important politicians and politics in Portugal is over. Instead, people want a return to the days when their politicians, [...]

The rich historic and cultural ties between Portugal and the US, the growth of transatlantic trade, the continued cooperation on a new purpose for Lajes airbase as a platform for ocean economy, [...]

Portuguese companies are “massively undercapitalised” with 27% barely having the cashflow to keep going. Two million of Portugal’s citizens are living on the breadline, 400,000 are unemployed and [...]