IN A move to court the oil-rich countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council, Malaysia, through Focus International, will launch a report entitled “Invest Malaysia 2011″ in the capital of the United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi. The report, to be launched by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak at the Emirates Palace Hotel on January 30, targets the movers and shakers of the GCC market
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‘Invest Malaysia 2011′ to help woo GCC investors
Global warming experts do not have high hopes for the latest United Nations climate change conference
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Green technology investment falters
A sharp revision in investment growth number for the first fiscal quarter has perplexed economists who were left to wonder what to make of the figure, seen as key to India sustaining high growth rates.
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Investment, savings nos. add up to nothing for economists
Investment banking recruitment surged in the third quarter with available jobs in capital markets and advisory rising more than 20 percent even as staff cuts loom at some banks a study showed on Thursday.
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Investment bank hiring up in Q3
Ras Al Khaimah, one of the sheikhdoms of the United Arab Emirates, plans to invest $5 billion in Indonesian construction projects as part of a joint venture with Trimex Group.
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Ras Al Khaimah Plans to Invest $5 Billion in Indonesian Venture Projects
Fans of FC United – Manchester United’s breakaway club – are urged to invest in its future so it can build its own £3.5m ground.
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Fans urged to invest in FC United
Recent media reports about failed Chinese attempts to invest in the United States might have slowed the overseas expansion of many enthusiastic investors, but, with a good business platform and proper business strategies, investment potential in the United States is still very promising, experts said at the Southern Governors’ Association annual meeting.
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Investment prospects still bright
The following issues have been halted by Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada :
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Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada – Trading Halt – Cardiome Pharma Corp – COM
We all know we should be investing in China, now the world’s second-largest economy with annual growth rates of 10. Within a couple of decades, its economy will likely be larger than the United States’.
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Investing in China: Put Me In, Coach
An investment fund paid $95.1 million to acquire four South Florida properties leased to the United States General Services Administration. NGP Fund V LLC purchased the portfolio from South Florida Federal Partners, which was represented by the Miami office of Holliday Fenoglio Fowler, L.P.
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Investment fund buys South Florida offices
