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ANALYSIS: Questions Remain About Foreign Investment in Canada Despite Freeland’s Praise
Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland recently touted this year’s foreign direct investment performance but issues remain with business investment and productivity
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ANALYSIS: Are Foreign Companies Ditching China?
More foreign companies are turning sour on China over geopolitical strife, sluggish growth, and currency troubles.
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China’s Economic ‘Perfect Storm’ Accelerates Decoupling With US: Christopher Balding
As China can no longer offer investors a premium on returns to justify the risk of dealing with the Chinese Communist Party, money will keep leaving the country, accelerating U.S.–China decoupling; yet the decoupling will happen on U.S. terms and not to the liking of Chinese leader Xi Jinping, according to an analyst.
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Investment Canada Act Update Part of Restructuring Globalization Away From China: Business Professor
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Australian Policy on Foreign Ownership Impotent, Says Nationals Senator
Mr Joyce told the Australian Financial Review (AFR) the review board was overweight with investment bankers, who had a vested interest in selling assets overseas.
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Ireland Increasingly Attractive for Foreign Direct Investment
The 2012 World Competitiveness Yearbook indicates a strong US economy and a growing attractiveness of Ireland for foreign direct investment.
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Value of Canada’s China Deal Questioned
Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s team in China negotiated a deal to protect Canadian investment there, but some question its value given the regime’s indifference to the rule of law.
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ANALYSIS: Questions Remain About Foreign Investment in Canada Despite Freeland’s Praise
Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland recently touted this year’s foreign direct investment performance but issues remain with business investment and productivity
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ANALYSIS: Are Foreign Companies Ditching China?
More foreign companies are turning sour on China over geopolitical strife, sluggish growth, and currency troubles.
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China’s Economic ‘Perfect Storm’ Accelerates Decoupling With US: Christopher Balding
As China can no longer offer investors a premium on returns to justify the risk of dealing with the Chinese Communist Party, money will keep leaving the country, accelerating U.S.–China decoupling; yet the decoupling will happen on U.S. terms and not to the liking of Chinese leader Xi Jinping, according to an analyst.
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Investment Canada Act Update Part of Restructuring Globalization Away From China: Business Professor
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Australian Policy on Foreign Ownership Impotent, Says Nationals Senator
Mr Joyce told the Australian Financial Review (AFR) the review board was overweight with investment bankers, who had a vested interest in selling assets overseas.
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Ireland Increasingly Attractive for Foreign Direct Investment
The 2012 World Competitiveness Yearbook indicates a strong US economy and a growing attractiveness of Ireland for foreign direct investment.
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Value of Canada’s China Deal Questioned
Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s team in China negotiated a deal to protect Canadian investment there, but some question its value given the regime’s indifference to the rule of law.
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