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By Michael Keller
Apr. 24 – An opening and project signing ceremony was held at Suzhou’s Xiangcheng District on January 11 in which 16 projects were allocated to different firms – 8 domestic and 8 foreign – with total investment amounting to RMB7.7 billion.
Twelve of these projects are in the categories of either advanced manufacturing (precision machinery, electronic equipment components) or emerging sectors (new materials, environmental protection). Among the firms included were PolyOne, Evans, Digital Innovation Display, and Doony. Continue reading
Apr. 13 – One of the key peculiarities about operating in emerging markets is one of the issues that makes them so appealing – not only are they exciting from an entrepreneurial standpoint with mass potential markets, but each one possesses a vibrant, almost exotic culture. Just the BRICS alone make up a Lonely Planet traveler’s best dream – Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa all wrapped up in one convenient package. Of these, China as an emerging market is arguably the most familiar. A benchmark is to ask someone, say in the United States or Europe, if they have ever been to China and a large percentage will have traveled there personally or will know someone who has. That is less true of the other countries on the BRICS list. 
Apr. 11 – Welcome to our China-India round up in which we examine the latest bilateral news and commentary affecting foreign investment in the two countries.
