In a bid to encourage investment in areas such as high-end equipment manufacturing, green businesses and bioechnology, the Chinese authorities have released an updated version of their foreign investment guidance catalogue.
Latest news and trends from Asia-Pacific
China closes gap on the US for German FDI
China has seen increased investment from Germany-based companies, and now stands second to only the US when it comes to FDI from the European country.
China defies downward coal, oil and natural gas sector capital expenditure trend
As the coal, oil and natural gas sector struggles for capital investment around the world, China has recorded a 100% increase for 2011.
Latest articles from Asia-Pacific
Winner's circle: Singapore EDB celebrates another successful showing
Following Singapore’s selection as the top Asia-Pacific City of the Future in fDi ’s 2011-12 rankings, Courtney Fingar meets with Dr Beh Swan Gin, managing director of the city-state’s Economic Development Board, to get his reaction.
View from the C-suite: Crisil's profitable credibility
Roopa Kudva, CEO and managing director of Indian rating agency and analytical company Crisil, has overseen the company's impressive international expansion of recent years, and has introduced some unconventional – and effective – methods along the way.
Asean deputy secretary-general looks to greater integration
Barbara Njau talks to Pushpanathan Sundram, deputy secretary-general for the Association of South-east Asian Nations economic community, ahead of a November summit which focused upon the region’s strategy of promoting itself as a top investment destination while ensuring greater regional integration.
Carmakers fuelling Asian growth
Car manufacturing was among the hardest-hit sectors during the global financial crisis. However, the industry is undergoing a revival in Asia, where it is helping to drive the region's recent economic growth.
View from Asia October/November 2011
ICT is a rapidly growing sector in Asia, with countries such as South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong and China increasing their share of the global ICT/R&D capacity, writes Lawrence Yeo .
Asia-Pacific Cities of the Future 2011/12
Singapore has retained its position at the top of fDi's Asia-Pacific Cities of the Future ranking, ahead of Shanghai and Seoul. Chinese cities performed particularly well, but the effects of recession and natural disaster have seen Tokyo fall from second place to ninth. Rachel Craig reports.
Mongolia set for resources boom
Leading global operators are turning their attention further east, eyeing mineral-rich Mongolia’s potential to become the next commodities hub in the Asia-Pacific region.
Co-operation opportunities look set to open up Pacific Basin
With emerging economies in Asia and Latin America driving global growth, co-operation between countries in these regions is set to accelerate.
Is India proving to be its own worst enemy in attracting investment?
India's FDI inflows are dipping and some investors are voicing their frustrations with the government's restrictive policies and laws.
Asian cities lead ICT charge
While it is Asian cities that dominate fDi's most attractive ICT destinations ranking, the US is still comfortably the lead country.
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