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Bookmark or Share- Opportunities for Women and Immigrant Entrepreneurs in Japan: Breaking ...An immigrant entrepreneur from the Philippines, Brian Cu, co-founded Grab Japan, a ride-hailing service. Despite initial challenges, Cu’s deep understanding of local transportation needs and his ability to adapt to the Japanese market helped Grab become a significant player in the industry.
- Immigrant Pathways for Entrepreneur Employment in the United StatesImmigrant Pathways for Entrepreneur Employment in the United States. Immigrant pathways offer opportunities to work in the United States for a range of reasons on a more permanent basis. They provide lawful permanent residence (Green Card) which can eventually lead to U.S. citizenship.
- Entrepreneurship and Immigrants in America - New American EconomyIn 2019, immigrant entrepreneurs made up 21.7 percent of all business owners in the United States, despite making up just over 13.6 percent of the population and 17.1 percent of the U.S. labor force. Where Immigrants Are Most Entrepreneurial, 2019
- Research: Why Immigrants Are More Likely to Become EntrepreneursWe know that immigrants around the world are more likely to start companies than native-born populations but we have a limited understanding as to why. New research suggests personality-based...
- Study: Immigrants in the U.S. are more likely to start firms, create ...Co-authored by an MIT economist, the study finds that, per capita, immigrants are about 80 percent more likely to found a firm, compared to U.S.-born citizens. Those firms also have about 1 percent more employees than those founded by U.S. natives, on average.
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