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Time and patience

James Zhan examines how international investment policies have come to an important crossroads

September 14, 2011

Morocco sees inward investment drop due to crisis

Morocco will find it hard to match last year’s record $4.5 billion of foreign direct investment in 2008 as some companies scale back or delay projects due to the global financial crisis

January 28, 2009

Seychelles takes painful path to recovery

The luxury image of the Seychelles is overshadowed by the looming presence of economic crisis

January 28, 2009

Great expectations

In size and scope, North Rhine-Westphalia competes with the Greater London Area and Ile de France. Yet it wants to get bigger

November 19, 2008

Small but perfectly formed

It’s not hard to see why the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg – one of the smallest countries in Europe with a total population 451,600, of whom only 277,400 are citizens and has become known globally as a trustworthy political and economic partner

November 18, 2008

Economic powerhouse

The State of Bavaria is continuing its fast-track course when it comes to growth. Above all, this growth can be attributed to the region’s dynamic people and innovative companies

November 18, 2008

The pole position – a blessing or a curse for FDI?

Despite Slovenia’s population of two million, its economy often punches above its weight on the international business playfield. Better known as a tourist destination, Slovenia has attracted a few brownfield and greenfield investment projects

October 13, 2008

Exeter: A better climate for business

Richard Ball of Exeter City Council explains why this thriving and scenic UK city is the ideal place to grow your business

October 13, 2008

Opening the gates

The Ukraine-based M&A advisory firm Golden Gate Business is making solid progress in establishing itself as one of the most successful Global Growth Companies in its field

August 18, 2008

Opportunity airs in Montenegro

Montenegro is unrecognisable from a few years ago. It’s now on track for EU membership and investors are flocking

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Time and patience

James Zhan examines how international investment policies have come to an important crossroads

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Morocco sees inward investment drop due to crisis

Morocco will find it hard to match last year’s record $4.5 billion of foreign direct investment in 2008 as some companies scale back or delay projects due to the global financial crisis

Read more

Seychelles takes painful path to recovery

The luxury image of the Seychelles is overshadowed by the looming presence of economic crisis

Read more

Great expectations

In size and scope, North Rhine-Westphalia competes with the Greater London Area and Ile de France. Yet it wants to get bigger

Read more

Small but perfectly formed

It’s not hard to see why the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg – one of the smallest countries in Europe with a total population 451,600, of whom only 277,400 are citizens and has become known globally as a trustworthy political and economic partner

Read more

Economic powerhouse

The State of Bavaria is continuing its fast-track course when it comes to growth. Above all, this growth can be attributed to the region’s dynamic people and innovative companies

Read more

The pole position – a blessing or a curse for FDI?

Despite Slovenia’s population of two million, its economy often punches above its weight on the international business playfield. Better known as a tourist destination, Slovenia has attracted a few brownfield and greenfield investment projects

Read more

Exeter: A better climate for business

Richard Ball of Exeter City Council explains why this thriving and scenic UK city is the ideal place to grow your business

Read more

Opening the gates

The Ukraine-based M&A advisory firm Golden Gate Business is making solid progress in establishing itself as one of the most successful Global Growth Companies in its field

Read more

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