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Education secretary champions Hong Kong's globalised workforce
Hong Kong’s secretary for education, Eddie Ng Hak-kim, tells fDi that he is tackling the fallout from the global recession at the grassroots level, ensuring that the special administrative region produces graduates who can serve global markets.
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India's turnaround on tough tax rules
Pressure from foreign investors has caused India's government to rethink its new General Anti-Avoidance Rules, which were passed in 2012.
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Australia's mining boom is over, says Nexia Australia
A downturn in demand from Asia-Pacific is likely to lead to a slowdown in the previously unabated growth of the Australian mining sector, according to accounting and consultancy firm Nexia Australia.
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Operational costs on the rise in China: Nexia China
China's economy has evolved to a point where foreign investors can no longer rely on it as a cheap destination for manufacturing and must turn their attention to other, more domestically focused operations, according to accounting and consulting firm Nexia China.
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Japanese auto investment in US hits peak
Japanese investment into the US automotive sector reached record highs in 2012.
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Decrease in Chinese projects in Bulgarian manufacturing in 2012
Data from the first 11 months of 2012 shows a dramatic decrease in the number of Chinese FDI projects in the Bulgarian manufacturing sector compared to 2011.
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Chinese FDI outflows in decline in 2012
FDI out of China has slowed in 2012, with project numbers recorded in the first 10 months of the year down on the same period in 2011.
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South Korea launches its international finance centre
South Korea is challenging the status of Hong Kong and Singapore as Asia's leading financial hubs, with the launch of its own international finance centre in Seoul.
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Depressed US looks to China for stimulus
The US midwest was hit hard during the financial crisis but an unlikely source is helping to spark its revival, with Chinese firms making their presence increasingly felt in the region with a series of investments