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This section offers news briefs on business and politics in countries other than the U.S. as of March 1938. The Japanese government announced that China is establishing an autonomous state in Central China with Nanking as capital. The signing of a new trade pact between Great Britain and Italy signals the possibility of a more significant agreement between the two countries. Great Britain bought Soviet goods worth 113 million U.S. dollars and sold goods worth 40 million U.S. dollars to Russia in 1937.

The article offers information on the increased foreign investment in the U.S. Several nations including Germany, Italy, and Great Britain have their subsidiaries running in U.S., and now, Japan also has entered its market with Seiko Corp. A large number of products are being manufactured by foreign companies in U.S., which include, textile machineries, ceramic tiles, and slide fasteners.