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Welcome to the 167th Edition of the Geowizard Biweekly Global Business Update –
Geowizard Global Business Update
The mission of this newsletter is to use trusted global and regional information sources plus our network of in-country Associates to update our readers on key global and local trends that can impact the success of their businesses at home and abroad
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"Global companies need strategies built for several futures at once"
“In today’s world, global business success belongs less to the companies that predict the future than to those that prepare for multiple futures.”
The Big Mac Index At 40
Welcome to the 166th Edition of the Geowizard Biweekly Global Business Update –
The EGS GlobalVue™ - July 2026
Today I’m releasing the latest quarterly GlobalVue™ chart, which ranks countries as places to do business — places for a company to consider expanding into.
The U.S. Tariff Wall Gets Rebuilt, Not Removed
Welcome to the 165th Edition of the Geowizard Biweekly Global Business Update –
The Trillion US Dollar Build-Out
Data Centers Reshape Global Investment
Retailers Rush In USA Holiday Imports Early to Avoid Looming Costs
Welcome to the 164th Edition of the Geowizard Biweekly Global Business Update – The start of the second half of 2026 snuck up on us.
Remember NAFTA? It’s Back, It Impacts You and It is Up for Grabs Starting This Week
For the typical North American business, USMCA (US Mexico Canada Agreement) is the quiet plumbing behind your costs, your suppliers, and your customers and this week it gets inspected!
Open, Closed, Open: The 60 Days That Will Move Global Prices
Welcome to the 163rd Edition of the Geowizard Biweekly Global Business Update – I start this issue off with an update on the draft deal to end the Iran War and its implications for global businesspeople from several believable sources.
The Great Re-Sort: It Was Never Just About the Gas Pump
The Iran war hit far more than oil — and the scramble to rewire global sourcing is only beginning.