The startup world has been clamoring for ways to make it easier for immigrant entrepreneurs to come to the U.S., but so far, Congress has failed to do its part.
But now some entrepreneurs are taking matters into their own hands. Nearly 140 start-up companies are vying to get onboard Blueseed, the world’s first floating incubator.

That was the overarching question posed to a panel of labor experts at the National Journal’s “Making America Competitive in the Global Economy Summit” this morning. Randy Johnson, U.S.
American industries are on the hunt to find talent with backgrounds in 
Chamber President and CEO Tom Donohue joins House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Charles Rangel to urge the complete lifting of the Cuba embargo at a briefing on May 5, 2009.
Mitchell C. Laird, Esq. 


