Corporate inversions are getting more popular as U.S. firms can save billions with Ireland’s low taxes.
Corporate inversions are getting more popular as U.S. firms can save billions with Ireland’s low taxes.
Geopolitical jousting over Armenia could mean more FDI from both Washington and Moscow.
The country hopes to redress regional and sector imbalances, as well as promote FDI.
Hanoi wants Indian pharmaceutical firms to produce drugs locally, part of the ‘Make in Vietnam’ campaign.
Several Western firms have announced expansion plans for the near future in the stable monarchy.
FDI inflows were up 17.4% from the year before, helping Vietnam have the fastest-growing economy in SE Asia.
The automaker plans to build new factories in low-wage, politically-stable Morocco and Algeria.
The Syriza government jeopardizes a mine that provides 2,000 jobs and badly needed revenues.
Mongolia hopes the new measure will revive stalled mining projects and speed up revenues.
While Russia falls back on its ample reserves, neighboring Belarus and Kazakhstan seek to end overreliance on Moscow.