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China’s Hisense makes move to give expansion a sporting chance
While it has been a well-known name in its domestic market for a decade, Hisense has much lower recognition outside China. Now the company is on a drive to boost its brand, as Michal Kaczmarski reports.
China's Haier targets US following Russian success
Chinese manufacturing giant Haier is spreading its reach from Asia to Europe and now the US, with ambitions to become a global household name. Michal Kaczmarski reports on its progress.
Vietnam's perfect timing and placement brings FDI rewards
Its cheap labour and proximity to China are already luring major investors, including South Korean conglomerate Samsung, into Vietnam. And recently signed trade agreements look set to further consolidate the country's position as a major FDI player in south-east Asia.
Are IPAs the missing link in the SME supply chain?
For FDI projects to have a positive impact on a region, the investing company may need to connect with local supply chains, something that, as Michal Kaczmarski finds out, economic developers are well placed to help with.
M&A deals in western Europe hits low point
M&A activity involving western European target companies is down in August, according to M&A tracker Zephyr.
Healthy growth in Thailand in 2012: Roubini Global Economics
Thailand experienced strong economic growth in 2012, with increases in private consumption and exports, according to economic and financial analysis firm Roubini Global Economics.
Poland finance minister looks to avoid Euro gloom
Poland's minister of economy discusses with Michal Kaczmarski how the country's slowing growth is a 'problem' many of its European neighbours would like to have.
Company profile: Groupe SEB
Groupe SEB is the world's leading company in the small appliances sector, yet despite its success in Asia and the Americas, its traditional French base remains integral to its future plans.
Thai electronics industry springs back to life
Thailand’s hard-hit electrical appliance and electronics (E&E) industry is making a recovery, according to an industry group.
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