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DHL Express makes the most of emerging market history
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View from Asia: June/July 2013
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Africa struggles to shake negative image: Ernst & Young
Despite attracting growing levels of FDI, Africa is still perceived by a large number of investors as an unattractive and risky destination, according to a report by Ernst & Young.
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India's multi-brand retail policy has no buyers
India's controversial policy to allow foreign investors to own up to a 51% stake in multi-brand retail has failed to attract any fresh investment into the country.
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India's FDI frustrations mount
FDI is badly needed in India, but critics say that the government must work to improve the country’s business environment if it is to attract investment on the scale required.
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UK-based M&A up in 2013: Mergermarket
The value of mergers and acquisitions in the UK was up in the first quarter of 2013, compared to the same quarter a year earlier, according to Mergermarket.
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Can Indonesia keep pace with its own growth?
With its investment opportunities almost as numerous as its islands, Indonesia has attracted a significant number of global corporations in the past few years. With no sign of its appeal waning, and a thriving tourism sector to boot, the country is now having to deal with a growing infrastructure deficit.
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