Asian countries must focus more on long-term aftercare.
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- BPO
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- Building and construction materials
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- Ceramics and glass
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- Engines and turbines
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- Industrial machinery, equipment and tools
- Information technology
- Infrastructure
- Leisure & Entertainment
- Leisure and entertainment
- Medical Devices
- Metals
- Minerals
- Non-Automotive Transport OEM
- Paper, Printing & Packaging
- Paper, printing and packaging
- Pharmaceuticals
- Plastics
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- Renewable energy
- Rubber
- Semiconductors
- Software & IT Services
- Space & Defence
- Space and defence
- Technology
- Textiles
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- Traditional energy
- Transportation
- Warehousing & Storage
- Warehousing and storage
- Wood Products
Has Ukraine's time come?
Ukraine has long been a sleeping giant of Europe. Strategically located with a large, skilled workforce and huge potential in the energy and agriculture sectors, foreign businesses are sitting up and taking notice of the country. All it needs is investment in basic infrastructure and logistics – and to press ahead with improvements to the investment environment.
South Korean investors forced to play the long game
South Korea has seen its export-focused economy slow in the global economic downturn, leading its government to launch a fiscal stimulus package to encourage growth and leaving investors hoping that the country can regain its momentum in the long term.
Universities give Ukraine a technological edge
Ukraine's universities are producing tens of thousands of multi-lingual graduates every year, particularly in technology-related subjects. This, combined with low labour costs, is drawing the attention of a number of international companies.
Latin America show's ICT promise
Despite a slight slowing in the first half of 2012, Latin America's software, IT and communications sector has been showing impressive growth in recent years, with Brazil being the star performer.
Tel Aviv launches high-tech hub
In a bid to stimulate growth and plug gaps in its market, Israel is focusing on attracting investment in its technology sector by launching its first technology hub.
Chengdu's technology parks impress on all scores
The Chengdu government's long-term focus on the high-tech industries appears to be paying off, as its technology parks are attracting international names brought in by the city's pro-business attitude and deep talent pool.
Emerging markets set business example: Tata study
A recent survey shows that companies from emerging markets are looking to the developing world both for the best growth strategies and for expansion opportunities.
Indian and Chinese companies lead BRIC investment charge
Companies from India and China were leading source FDI countries among BRICs in 2011.
Mexico dominates intra-Latam FDI tables
Intra-Latin American FDI figures for 2011 show Mexico to be the region's dominant investor.
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