Successful funding rounds of $245m have driven an audacious international expansion for co-working hotel chain Selina, but is its expansion sustainable? 

Hedge funds such as Elliott Management are no longer alone in campaigning against majority shareholders. Erika Morphy reports. 

Lebanon is a step closer to political stability and greater FDI viability following the formation of its government and the release of McKinsey's national economic vision. 

Tourism ministers from a number of African countries talk to fDi about their plans to attract visitors to a continent that is often having to battle with an image problem.

Australia's regional communities are striving to gain some recognition in a national marketing strategy dominated by major cities. 

Slow reforms and accusations of human rights abuse have forced Myanmar to take steps towards luring investors back to the country. 

As the UK nears the end of its rollercoaster ride to ‘take back control’ by leaving the EU, fDi examines whether or not the country has a clear, workable vision of its future.

The Ukrainian port city of Odessa has turned the page on the tensions that erupted in 2014, and is newly crowded with visitors and resurgent businesses. 

The likes of Amazon are making the most of US rules that allow companies to forgo capital gain taxes when investing in 'economically distressed areas'. Now foreign investors are looking to do the same. 

A few weeks into the presidency of Jair Bolsonaro, investor sentiment seems to be positive for Brazil. Yet the road ahead is still fraught with challenges. Jacopo Dettoni reports.