Foreign direct investment in South Korea rose to a 10-year high this year, boosted by the country’s fast economic recovery and confidence about growth prospects, a government report showed Wednesday.
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Foreign investment in S.Korea at 10-year high
BEIJING: Chinese investment abroad is expected to top US$50 billion this year as the country pumps more money into overseas energy, mining and agricultural projects, state media reported yesterday. China – which is expected to receive US$100 billion in foreign direct investment this year, up 11 per cent year-on-year – wants domestic companies to spend more money overseas to help …
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China’s investment overseas to top US$50b
Standard & Poor’s praises Indonesia’s achievements, but suggests expectations of the country attaining investment-grade status are premature.
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Investment-grade status still some way off for Indonesia
If you cant afford property close to home, consider taking the real estate plunge elsewhere in the country.
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Investing In Property Out Of State
KUCHING: Perusahaan Otomobil Kedua Sdn Bhd is investing a total capital expenditure of RM220 million next year, targeting to improve its network within the country and to upgrade equipment in its plant.
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Perodua to invest RM220 mln in capex
Swiss mining group Xstrata is to invest about 6.0 billion dollars in the production of iron in Mauritania, the country’s mining minister has said.
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Xstrata to invest 6 billion dollars in Mauritania: minister
Multi-millionaire Terry Smith is launching a new investment fund promising easy, cheap and profitable investing for all – and he’s putting in £25m of his own money Terry Smith wants to give Britain’s “fat and complacent” fund management industry a bloody nose. The boxing-mad son of an east London bus driver, Smith, 57, says small investors have been ripped off for years by excessive fees, and in …
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Investment funds: Is Terry Smith the new Warren Buffet?
Kuwait Investment Authority, the oil-rich Gulf state’s sovereign wealth fund, will take part in the US General Motors new stock offering if it is “feasible,” the KIA chief said on Saturday.
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Kuwait may buy GM stocks: investment chief
Investment is the key to growth for both department store John Lewis and the country, the retailer’s UK managing director said on a visit to Norwich yesterday.
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“Investment is the key to growth”
Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak may open up more services industries to foreign companies, moving to end a slump in investment that’s threatening the country’s goal of becoming a developed nation in the next decade.
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Najib May Jumpstart Malaysia Investment With Budget
