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Market directory for localized properties and country handoff routes

Use this page when you need to move from the root-domain briefing layer into a localized market property, or when you need to understand how those two layers differ.

5 market properties Updated March 21, 2026 Root-domain briefings and localized subdomains

The root domain is built for English-language orientation and editorial analysis.

Localized market properties are distinct products and should not be treated as one-to-one translations of the root-domain briefings.

The market layer matters most when local language, local structure, or market-specific service context is the point.

Current market properties

Use the root-domain briefing when you need English-language orientation first. Use the market property when you need localized presentation or market-specific service context.

Choose the page layer that matches the job

The same market can have both a root-domain briefing and a localized subdomain, but those routes are doing different editorial work.

  • Open the root-domain country briefing when you need a strategic English-language read of policy, companies, compute, and constraints.
  • Open the localized market site when you need local-language context, subregional structure, or market-specific service framing.
  • Use both when the strategic and local-service layers need to be read together rather than collapsed into one page.

The split keeps the core site more legible

The root domain stays clearer when it does not have to carry every local-language or market-service job at the same time.

  • The briefing layer is faster to read when it is not overloaded with every local route and operational detail.
  • Localized market properties can be shaped around their own audience, language, and market logic.
  • The split also makes it easier to expand a market property without disturbing the core English editorial structure.