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23rd September 2009
Foreign aid, foreign trade and foreign direct investment (FDI) have become weapons of mass persuasion, deployed in the building of both the pro-war, pro-American coalition of the willing and the French-led counter "coalition of the squealing".
By now i... Read >
Author: wbdoyle22nd September 2009
United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) released World Investment Report 2009 on September 17, pointing out that under the current international economic and financial crisis, in the first half of 2009; global FDI is expected to fall 4... Read >
Author: tiantian11th September 2009
Lower home loan rates, property price”> cuts, apartment downsizing and a recovery in the job market have helped to increase demand for residential projects. On showing interests by buyers, developers and builders have launched many new affordable pr... Read >
Author: Real estate 11th September 2009
Turkey is continuing to gain strength as a renowned ideal overseas investment market. The varied reasons why ever increasing numbers of buyers are looking into the Turkish market can be summarised into the main points mentioned below. While every investor... Read >
Author: Melissa Chappell11th September 2009
Even though the auto industry is finally getting back on track, the forging sector is still facing hiccups in tiding over the economic crisis. Majority of the forging units in the country are still struggling to get buyers for their products as the custom... Read >
Author: David Parks11th September 2009
Insurance segment of the country is one of the business domain that has managed to resurface after recessionary hiccups. The situation is likely to get better with time.
When it comes to the insurance policies, trust and confidence of a person interes... Read >
Author: addi10th September 2009
One of the popular cities in the world and IT hub of India, New Delhi has been considered as the centre for real estate businesses in India. With the increasing number of students, tourists and bureaucrats, the real state in New Delhi has become one of th... Read >
Author: Article Manager30th August 2009
There are plenty of websites which are providing contemporary India with some of the best constructions and property deals and rates. Over past few years, properties in Dehradun and the real estate market here have altered totally. The country has witness... Read >
Author: ashishjuneja30th August 2009
Special economic zones are geographical regions that have economic laws that are generally a step to increase foreign direct investment in the country. Now, India is moving like China and granting special economic zones with a view to form conditions that... Read >
Author: ashishjuneja15th August 2009
The idea of purchasing an investment property in an emerging market is very attractive to many who are beginning to create an investment portfolio. As the prices of the properties are inevitably lower than those in an established market, lower potential ... Read >
Author: Melissa Chappell10th August 2009
Centre May Interpret FDI Rule In Local Cos’Favour
HECTIC lobbying is on to bring about a small change in the way a rule of foreign investment in property is interpreted – a change that could backfire on overseas investors but rescue several Ind... Read >
Author: zameensapna24th July 2009
In a signal that India's retail trade sector may not be opened any further, the government Wednesday said the interests of small traders will be protected as the industry is the second biggest employer after agriculture.
Minister of State for Commerce ... Read >
Author: Indian Retailer20th July 2009
Are Gurgaon property prices increasing? This is the primary concern of anyone having an interest in the Gurgaon property market, be it property buyers, sellers, realtors, investors, investment banks, consultants, architects, builders, governmental agenci... Read >
Author: joseph16th July 2009
In yet another move to ease the foreign direct investment (FDI) guideline for real estate, the department of industrial policy & promotion (DIPP) has proposed that minimum capitalisation norms be waived for some projects in hospitality and tourism.
... Read >
Author: santoshbaranwal16th July 2009
Everyone is eager to understand the trends of real estate so as to secure their investments. This trend has its ups and downs and we all do not know what the future holds. In such a scenario a reliable and new real estate investment becomes a noble idea... Read >
Author: Karl Jackson01st July 2009
Iceland’s mixed economy is characterised by a free market system, low inflation and well-developed infrastructural facilities. The country’s economy is largely export-driven and marine products form a bulk of exports from Iceland.
Owing to its busi... Read >
Author: David Parks30th June 2009
From an underdeveloped African nation, Zambia over time has metamorphosed into an open economy characterised by macroeconomic stability. The Zambian economy has recorded a modest growth with the country’s real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) rate touching ... Read >
Author: David Parks23rd June 2009
The current global financial crisis has badly hit the real estate sector in India. All construction activities have virtually come to a standstill even as the builders are facing difficulty in selling out the existing inventory. However its still remains ... Read >
Author: Anubhav Srivastava12th June 2009
India is a very large country of South Asia, the second most populous country in the world and the seventh largest by extension. The Indian continent from many centuries has been well known for its rich culture and commerce. To make your real estate inves... Read >
Author: Daniel Marshal07th June 2009
The factors such as booming economy, favorable demographics and liberalized FDI regime, the Indian real estate sector has witnesses a revolution. The real estate in India is developing at 35 percent. This sector is predictable to be worth US$ 15 billion a... Read >
Author: ashishjuneja06th June 2009
The US is the largest trading partner of India. Indo-US trade relations have been strengthened following the liberal policies adopted by the Indian government to promote foreign direct investment (FDI) in the country in the early 1990s.
In recent times... Read >
Author: David Parks06th June 2009
From an underdeveloped African nation, Zambia over time has metamorphosed into an open economy characterised by macroeconomic stability. The Zambian economy has recorded a modest growth with the country’s real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) rate touching ... Read >
Author: David Parks05th June 2009
According to the Ministry of Planning and Investment’s Foreign Investment Agency, foreign investment during the first 5 months of the year dropped by 76 percent to US$6.68 billion compared to the same period last year.
Only 256 new foreign-invested p... Read >
Author: Dezan Shira13th May 2009
As the time is getting intensified with global competitive edge for the companies and profit making organizations, stringent yet somehow liberal international taxation policies are also taken place in the scene to make the business environment more comp... Read >
Author: Article Publisher07th May 2009
One of the most significant trends emerging in the wake of liberalization is the new vigour of the entry of corporate hospitals and multinationals in the health care scenario. The reason for this new tempo is the potential that India offers to NRIs and mu... Read >
Author: Shikha Suman30th January 2009
Latin America has made great strides in protecting pharmaceutical patents still held by the intellectual property holders. Through free trade agreements such as NAFTA as well as some decisions made by South American governments, particularly Brazil, pharm... Read >
Author: James Njoroge28th January 2009
Are you looking for means to cut application development and maintenance costs in your business? In today's business environment outsourcing is the definitive means to realize the true potential of your business. Almost one-half to two-thirds of leading c... Read >
Author: Bryan Smith09th January 2009
Polish property seems to me to be one of the safest places to invest in real estate in Europe. It has both a growing returning population and overseas investors all in search of the best Polish property to buy.
It was not so long ago when Poles migrate... Read >
Author: nicholas marr08th January 2009
If you live in the Netherlands or if you're going to be working there, you'll need to find some employment, and there are some areas that are much better to work in than others. One of the things you have to be aware of first, though, is how to legally ge... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer07th January 2009
Are you looking for means to cut application development and maintenance costs in your business? In today’s business environment outsourcing is the definitive means to realize the true potential of your business. Almost one-half to two-thirds of leading... Read >
Author: Vikas Sah31st December 2008
Real estate boom in India has activated many dormant areas to become super- active. Surajkund is currently going through this phase of activation and is ready to cross the threshold in order to emerge as a real estate destination. This boom is further str... Read >
Author: George Gonigal31st December 2008
Real estate boom in India has activated many dormant areas to become super- active. Surajkund is currently going through this phase of activation and is ready to cross the threshold in order to emerge as a real estate destination. This boom is further str... Read >
Author: George Gonigal03rd December 2008
Market Entry & Investments
Market Entry
By combining the traditional theory on foreign direct investment with the resource-based view of the firm, the influence of various tangible and intangible corporate factors on the degree of commitment towards d... Read >
Author: jaffar03rd December 2008
Companies looking to raise funds from foreign investors by way of convertible warrants may soon be allowed to issue shares against these instruments at any time up to 18 months, under a relaxation of rules being considered by the Reserve Bank of India (RB... Read >
Author: John Parker02nd December 2008
Investment is the choice by the individual to risk savings with the hope of gain.
Investment is not just a blandly apolitical process by which money is mysteriously made to grow, but a process in which governments and companies define, redistribute acce... Read >
Author: myinvestorsplace01st December 2008
India is growing rapidly in every sector and real estate is no exception. Rise of people of middle class, NRIs are investing in Indian properties, FDI (foreign direct investment) entering in the market, expansion of MNCs and Indian multinationals, growth ... Read >
Author: jumphigher27th November 2008
A popular topic to talk about is the globalization of business. The terms international companies, multinational companies and exportation seem to be in every edition of the Wall Street Journal.
A popular complaint among many Americans is that outsourc... Read >
Author: Edward27th November 2008
A popular topic to talk about is the globalization of business. The terms international companies, multinational companies and exportation seem to be in every edition of the Wall Street Journal.
A popular complaint among many Americans is that outsourc... Read >
Author: Edward18th November 2008
Summary: Real estate sector is the booming sector in Indian economy. It promotes the infrastructural development and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the country.
Everyone has the dream to have a house. And it is such a scenario where so many people... Read >
Author: addi12th November 2008
Real estate sector is the booming sector in Indian economy. It promotes the infrastructural development and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the country.
Everyone has the dream to have a house. And it is such a scenario where so many people now have... Read >
Author: jolly17th October 2008
With the impending financial meltdown of the American economy, more and more investors are seeking to invest their wealth oversees. Cited from onlinenewshour.com, �Foreign direct investment in the U.S. (in American companies, real estate and other asset... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer08th September 2008
It’s been over 60 years, since the DLF Group has been providing us its exceptional real estate services. DLF has over 224 million sq. ft. of existing development and 748 million sq. ft. of planned projects. The company is thoroughly committed to quality... Read >
Author: allcheckdeals05th September 2008
Software Development has assumed extreme significance in the light of the global demand for new IT solutions and IT-enabled services. Appropriate software development gives the right amount of impetus to the functioning of the web sites and the quality of... Read >
Author: PKP IYER01st September 2008
Summary: There are various real estate developers in India who give information and proposed plans. Therefore, it can be said that a spectacular growth can be observed in the Indian economy due to privatisation, modernisation and globalisation. Internatio... Read >
Author: addi29th July 2008
Egypt is a vast and wonderful country and is equivalent with pyramids, pharaohs and temples. This African country remains one of the world’s most mesmerizing travel experiences. This country is growing in the both the tourism and property market. The Eg... Read >
Author: Article Manager28th July 2008
As though the high-speed train between Hangzhou and Shanghai isn't fast enough - it is about to go a whole lot faster.
While most people know the mega cities of China such as Shanghai, Beijing and Guangzhou, not so many know of the second tier cities t... Read >
Author: Tim Lyons06th June 2008
Kolkata, the city of joy, has long been hailed as the cultural capital of India. Now, Kolkata is making news for its redevelopment and infrastructural growth. The city has suddenly waken up to improved infrastructure and this is impacting the property pro... Read >
Author: George Gonigal29th May 2008
A foreign investment law is created so that there is a free flow of foreign investment in to the home land. This greatly helps in globalization and also in bringing the ideas of different nations and different productive business techniques in the home la... Read >
Author: William King27th May 2008
Property market in Gurgaon is reaching sky-high levels by leaps and bounds. Back in time, real estate was thought to be an unorganized market mostly dominated by regional players. But, now things have changed completely. This sector is increasingly being ... Read >
Author: Justine29th April 2008
With more and more investments pouring in for the IT & ITeS sector, the demand for residential properties in Noida is rising. The investments are largely coming from Delhi and other parts of NCR region.
Noida has an exceptional demand for residential... Read >
Author: George Gonigal05th April 2008
Summary: Indian real estate market is witnessing a spectacular growth due transformation of the Indian economy after the adoption of LPG. Foreign majors have also shown their keen interest in this sector.
With the advent of LPG (liberalization, privati... Read >
Author: addi02nd February 2008
Investors who have purchased overseas property investment can now capitalise on a reduction in UK Capital Gains Tax (CGT) to 18% from April 2008.
The changes will take effect in the new financial year beginning 6th April 2008 and will include a £9,200... Read >
Author: Andrea Elliott - Obelisk02nd February 2008
Increasing tourism, foreign direct investment, and land prices are all consistently aiding profits for Brazil property investment.
Brazil's tourism industry is booming with a 134% increase between 2002 and 2005. Going forward, the government is focused... Read >
Author: Andrea Elliott - Obelisk24th January 2008
Definition
Petroleum and Gas Mining in Indonesia This class consists of firms mainly engaged in producing crude oil and condensate, and in treating these products on site to produce liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and liquefied natural gas (LNG).
Act... Read >
Author: Gerry17th January 2008
Kerala the beautiful southern state of India is one among the third worlds longest-lived, healthiest, gender equitable literate region. This almost match with the developed worlds human development indices. As of now this is the best in the nation. Keral... Read >
Author: Kerala-re01st November 2007
Will property prices in India fall? This is one question every one has been asking, as its answer will eventually decide whether you will be investing in the property in India now or you will rather wait for the property prices to fall. According to the I... Read >
Author: Mike Nicholson11th October 2007
If you are still wondering- does is pay to come and invest in Romania, we have collected some of the best reasons to come and invest in the land of opportunities.1. The economy becomes stronger and strongerThe statistics is showing that Romania has the mo... Read >
Author: Julia N11th October 2007
If you are still wondering- does is pay to come and invest in Romania, we have collected some of the best reasons to come and invest in the land of opportunities.1. The economy becomes stronger and strongerThe statistics is showing that Romania has the mo... Read >
Author: Julia N10th August 2007
Will property prices in India fall? This is one question every one has been asking, as its answer will eventually decide whether you are going to invest in the real estate in India now or you will rather wait for the property prices to fall.
According... Read >
Author: Mike Nicholson31st July 2007
PropertyMixer is the only real estate networking portal.
PropertyMixer offers a platform for estate agents, investors, investment consultants, bankers, insurance agents, developers, interior designers, architects and all those who ahve any interest in ... Read >
Author: Lalsa25th July 2007
Budapest, the capital of Hungary, is a beautiful city with temperate climate and attracts property buyers for convenience that it offers. The city has made successful transition from socialism to capitalism. This has been reflected in the real estate mark... Read >
Author: John Sern25th July 2007
Property market in all six districts of Cyprus is booming thanks to construction companies pouring large amounts of money in development of infrastructure, European Union aid and liberal increase in foreign direct investment with the result that property ... Read >
Author: John Sern24th July 2007
For those who are thinking of making a foreign direct investment, Hungary is the right place to visit. Investing in real estate was never been so beneficial. Experts say that, for making real estate investment, Hungary stands in the fourth popular place i... Read >
Author: John Sern24th July 2007
There is a palpable buzz in the air that is hard to miss. Yes, the word is out about the real estate investment opportunities in Romania! The focus of investors worldwide is now on Romania, the beautiful country in south-east Europe. Till this day Romania... Read >
Author: John Sern05th July 2007
FDI stands for Foreign Direct Investment, a component of a country's national financial accounts. Foreign direct investment is investment of foreign assets into domestic structures, equipment, and organizations. Foreign direct investment is thought to be ... Read >
Author: Heidi Grumm04th June 2007
Special Economic Zones (SEZs) are specific geographical regions that have economic laws different from and more liberal than a country's typical economic laws. The goal is usually an increase in foreign direct investment (FDI) in the country.
There is ... Read >
Author: Heidi Grumm09th May 2007
Every year there is some kind of development taking place in India whether that development is in science and technology, economic growth and even in real estate. There is a certain boom in Indian real estate market and this is the reason why many peopl... Read >
Author: Anurag Batra08th May 2007
Every year there is some kind of development taking place in India whether that development is in science and technology, economic growth and even in real estate. There is a certain boom in Indian real estate market and this is the reason why many people ... Read >
Author: Anurag Batra04th May 2007
Bulgaria Land Of Potential Opportunity
Bulgaria, a former communist country is one of the new and rapidly developing economies and new democracies within Eastern Europe Bulgaria is now a fully fledged member of the European Union having gone through th... Read >
Author: Scott James03rd May 2007
China annual trade surplus is set to reach $150 billion this year, bursting past last year's record $109.8 billion as the China exports continue to surge, a government report said.
The report by the Commerce Ministry of China said exports were likely to... Read >
Author: Eric Castro20th April 2007
Foreign direct investment (FDI) is known as movement of capital across national frontiers in a way that grants the investor control over the acquired asset. That is how it is distinct from portfolio investment which may cross borders, but does not offer s... Read >
Author: Jeff Stats05th March 2007
Major fiscal, political and fundamental changes have been promised by the Brazilian Government since 2003. These changes are meant to improve the entire environment for foreign direct investment, due to the economic stabilization of Brazil and the growth ... Read >
Author: Ken Wilson06th February 2007
In terms of property investment, Cape Verde is largely considered as the Caribbean of Europe. If you missed the boat for Bulgaria in 2007, your opportunity for maximum capital gain now resides in Cape Verde properties. The buying process and government ... Read >
Author: Anthony Cain02nd February 2007
Today the real estate market in India is at an all time high. With the emergence of multinationals, the demand for office and residential space has increased many folds. But the investors of this market still consider India as an emerging market for the r... Read >
Author: Ben Hirsh23rd January 2007
The standardization of international commerce has allowed for opportunities to stimulate economies and foster the growth of trade and commerce that has encouraged companies to expand globally.
Currently, there is an estimated 40,000 multinational corpora... Read >
Author: Sharon White30th November 2006
Turkey is, without doubt, a complex country – and many people have quite fixed preconceptions about what sort of a place it is. While the economic growth of countries like China is well documented and widely recognised, Turkey's quiet transformation int... Read >
Author: Lucy Moor30th November 2006
The new development zones are a face of new real estate investment in India.
Homes were not meant for investment. A real estate investment would invariably mean the islands of development which command premium prices. Hence property purchased in those... Read >
Author: Ethane Shields15th November 2006
In a report issued by KPMG, the economic growth of South America seems just short of miraculous. How has this been accomplished, and what does this mean for direct investments from foreign investors?
Argentina's privatization program that included ... Read >
Author: Neil More13th August 2006
In a report issued by KPMG, the economic growth of South America seems just short of miraculous. How has this been accomplished, and what does this mean for direct investments from foreign investors?
Argentina's privatization program that included a ... Read >
Author: Neil More02nd August 2006
There is a startling development in the most unusual place: South America. A region often marked by risk, uncertainty and crisis, South America is experiencing a rapidly rising increase in confidence and stability.
The turn of the century dawned wi... Read >
Author: Neil More24th July 2006
DLF is buying land all over Delhi and Noida, Reliance is investing heavily in the Mumbai SEZ. IT companies are buying land in all IT hubs. NRI's have hugely invested in Bangalore, Pune, Delhi, Chandgigarh and Gurgaon.
Why is everyone talking India when i... Read >
Author: david thomoson05th July 2006
350+ million middle-class Indian consumers and growing. Is your company going to be part of the next big wave?
Unless you live under a rock, you've probably heard about the explosive growth of India and China. While China garnered much of the press ... Read >
Author: PK Mehta24th May 2006
The boom in real estate sector continues into the financial year 2006. This growth got further accelerated when the Government of India allowed 100% Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the construction and development sector.
The global real estate grou... Read >
Author: Deepali Srivastav12th April 2006
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The Chinese real estate industry is about to boom .Foreign investors are encouraged to invest in China and are protected by law. The costs associated with buying property in China are low at only 4.5%, much lower than many ... Read >
Author: nicholas marr24th February 2006
Montenegro, poised on the brink of EU accession acceptance, is undoubtedly the most exciting country in Europe for property investors today.
The wealth of potential in the market stems from the fact that real estate in Montenegro is massively undervalu... Read >
Author: Rhiannon Williamson19th February 2006
With annual real estate price gains in the region of 40% achievable from certain areas of the Latvian property market, surely the key to successfully investing in real estate in Latvia is just getting into the market right now and enjoying the record pric... Read >
Author: Rhiannon Williamson17th February 2006
Oh how I love a question that's so easy to answeris Egypt's real estate sector really worth investing in?
Too right it is!
There are so many positive aspects of the property market in Egypt that make the entire sector an exciting place to be ri... Read >
16th February 2006
The Chinese real estate sector has rapidly grown in popularity with international property investors who seek maximum diversification within their portfolios because the real estate market in China is in demand locally and internationally and demand spans... Read >
Author: Rhiannon Williamson02nd February 2006
Since 2003 the Brazilian Government have committed to making major fiscal, political and fundamental changes to the country to improve the entire environment for foreign direct investment, as a result GDP growth rate is up, inflation is down and real esta... Read >
Author: Rhiannon Williamson01st February 2006
Real Estate prices in the most popular parts of Mexico have been on the increase of late, and the demand for property to retire, holiday and invest in has also been on the up this has created something of a real estate boom in Mexico but for those still... Read >
Author: Rhiannon Williamson14th January 2006
Property investors are targeting the tiny Eastern European country of Estonia with a vengeance because it offers massive and sustainable long term potential for profit and property price gains with real estate prices having already increased by as much as... Read >
Author: Rhiannon Williamson09th January 2006
According to a recent report released in the UK about which European property markets have the greatest potential for growth and profit over the coming decade, Romania topped the lot.
Romania, located in southeastern Europe, is a nation poised on the b... Read >
Author: Rhiannon Williamson18th November 2005
Liberalized Investment in India After Scrapping of Press Note 18
In January 2005, Indian Prime Minister announced scrapping of the contentious Press Note 18 pertaining to foreign financial or technical collaboration under the automatic approval route ... Read >
Author: Alishan Naqvee19th September 2005
With severe power shortage problems predicted for the turn of the century, India was faced with finding a solution to this problem either domestically or through foreign investment in the early 90's. India's financial standing in the world markets was ex... Read >
Author: Patrick Flaherty
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