China: Investing In The US After Unocal
Dian L. Chu, Economic Forecasts & Opinions After state-owned CNOOC was blocked from the Unocal acquisition in 2005, China has instead turned toward other countries such as Australia, Canada and Brazil for its natural resource strategic investments
Foreign Investment in China Rises as Firms Bank on Fastest-Growing Economy
Foreign direct investment in China climbed in July, highlighting the confidence of companies from Volkswagen AG to Merck & Co.
Q&M Dental to invest S$37m to develop dental business in China
SINGAPORE : Mainboard-listed Q&M Dental Group plans to invest S$37 million over the next three years to develop its dental business in China.
Taiwan brewer to invest $30mn in China: Report
Taiwan brewer to invest $30mn in China: ReportTaiwan brewer to invest $30mn in China: Report
Taiwan brewer to invest $30mn in China: Report
Taiwan brewer to invest $30mn in China: ReportTaiwan brewer to invest $30mn in China: Report
Bob Jacobson: Google and CIA Invest in a Minority Report-Like Technology That May Make Our World a Less Certain Place
The CIA and Google are now in cahoots to invest in a new company called Recorded Future — a real-life version of Minority Report. It’s purpose is to know the present and predict the future, totally.
China Will Invest In Thai High-Speed Train, Better Rail Links
BANGKOK, July 29 — China has agreed to invest in Thailand’s first high-speed railway and provide funding to the development of the Thai rail link system, Thailand’s Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban told the Cabinet on Wednesday, Thai News Agency reported.
Brazil to invest $18.7 bln in World Cup infrastructure
Brazil will invest 18.7 billion U.S. dollars in infrastructure for the 2014 FIFA World Cup, Brazilian Minister of Sports Orlando Silva Jr
Lingyuan Steel May Invest 200 Million Yuan in Everbright Initial Offering
Lingyuan Iron & Steel Co.
Investment Environment in China Not Worsening, Researcher Writes in Daily
Chinas investment environment for foreign companies is not worsening, despite many allegations to the contrary, Mei Xinyu, a researcher with the Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation under the Ministry of Commerce, said in a commentary in the China Daily today.