BASF, Siemens, Volkswagen, ArcelorMittal and Doosan have all invested in the Brazilian manufacturing sector so far in 2011.
View from America: October/November 2011
Controversy over the US government's investments into the clean tech sector is giving 'dumb money' a bad name writes Daniel Malachuk.
Co-operation opportunities look set to open up Pacific Basin
With emerging economies in Asia and Latin America driving global growth, co-operation between countries in these regions is set to accelerate.
Rail projects open eastern US states to Asian opportunities
Two recent public-private partnerships have significantly improved railway infrastructure in the US, opening up routes between east coast ports and major cities in the east and mid-west.
Short sea shipping set for Great Lakes
Could the European-style non-ocean-going cargo shipping benefit North America?
Software FDI into Latin America on the increase
Software FDI into Latin America has increased sharply in 2011.
Canada favours London for overseas investment
London is the destination city of choice for Canadian firms looking to invest overseas.
Latin America sees strong growth in 2011
Latin America is showing impressive growth in 2011, with Brazil and Mexico attracting the bulk of FDI into the region.
Caribbean and Central American Countries of the Future 2011/12
Costa Rica has been awarded fDi’s Caribbean and Central American Country of the Future 2011/12. The Dominican Republic claimed second position followed by Trinidad and Tobago in third.
California leading US destination for software and IT services
Latest figures highlight California's reputation as an IT destination.
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