A survey of global senior executives shows that sentiment towards FDI in emerging economies is far more positive than in developed economies, with China, India and Brazil registering the first, second and third highest ranking.
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Software and IT FDI projects in Canada boost job creation
Since 2003, software and IT FDI projects into Canada have created nearly 30,000 new jobs.
Chinese maintain penchant for high-quality US goods
Blue jeans, DVDs, moisturiser and athletics shoes are among the US products that Chinese consumers desire most, according to a UPS survey of 1200 middle-class consumers in six Chinese cities.
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