The World Trade Organization has urged its members to resist protectionist sentiments to help steer out of the slump in global trade. 

Rising productivity and weakening demand caused by a global slowdown is likely to drive down food prices in the next decade. 

EU cities are courting London's financial community post-Brexit, but the uncertainty about what happens next and the inertia that ties firms to the UK's capital means there are unlikely to be any quick decisions about businesses leaving the City. 

Hungary has struck a $1.1bn deal with Mercedes-Benz that has broken the country's record for a single greenfield investment in car manufacturing.

Opportunities remain in agriculture and manufacturing

With a little help from the US, Myanmar hopes to capitalise on recent record FDI figures

Garner Economics highlights manufacturing stagnation despite growth

CBRE report reveals steady decline in warehouse stock

A Global Innovation Forum report stresses how technology has opened up the global marketplace even to smaller business.

British M&A activity to fall by 17%, but a quick Brexit may stem forecast losses