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Can Chinese FDI spark global growth?
Today, global growth depends on the fate of the eurozone debt crisis, US stagnation and Chinese recovery. The interplay of these triangular FDI flows and the rise of Chinese investment have the potential to make or break global growth in 2013.
View from Asia February/March 2013
Real estate is a dependable investment in Asia, although investor focus could be shifting.
Can the Philippines keep BPO crown?
The Philippines has experienced exponential growth in its business process outsourcing sector in recent years, but the country's underdeveloped infrastructure is in danger of limiting its growth in the sector in the future.
fDi Projects of the Year 2012
fDi's inaugural Projects of the Year awards recognise the best investments in a number of sectors all around the globe.
Education secretary champions Hong Kong's globalised workforce
Hong Kong’s secretary for education, Eddie Ng Hak-kim, tells fDi that he is tackling the fallout from the global recession at the grassroots level, ensuring that the special administrative region produces graduates who can serve global markets.
India's turnaround on tough tax rules
Pressure from foreign investors has caused India's government to rethink its new General Anti-Avoidance Rules, which were passed in 2012.
Australia's mining boom is over, says Nexia Australia
A downturn in demand from Asia-Pacific is likely to lead to a slowdown in the previously unabated growth of the Australian mining sector, according to accounting and consultancy firm Nexia Australia.
Operational costs on the rise in China: Nexia China
China's economy has evolved to a point where foreign investors can no longer rely on it as a cheap destination for manufacturing and must turn their attention to other, more domestically focused operations, according to accounting and consulting firm Nexia China.