As the UK prepares to vote on whether or not it wants to remain part of the EU, Courtney Fingar looks at the issue from a foreign investment angle and finds that the 'Brexit or bust' attitude may mean 'Brexit and bust' for some.

In the face of negative headwinds battering the region, Caribbean governments are vowing to band together to boost trade and investment flows. 

At the Annual Investment Meeting in Dubai in April, delegates from a number of companies, trade bodies and countries acknowledged that FDI promotion strategies must be more adaptable.

For so long trailing in China's wake, India is now the great global growth story, both economically and when it comes to investment, a status reflected in this year's fDi Report. However, as Courtney Fingar describes, China's new phase of development may well have the stronger global impact.

The Dutch may have voted against creating stronger economic, trade and political ties between the EU and Ukraine, but the leaders of the eastern European country are keen to further pursue a closer relationship with the bloc.

The hospitality on show at the annual Mipim property fair in Cannes acts as a bellwether to the general state of the global economy, and therefore investment markets. And given the current political, economic and social issues weighing on a number of countries in the world, Courtney Fingar is expecting the champagne flow to be more of a trickle.

Tech-savvy, job-hopping, highly mobile Millennials are intriguing and exasperating companies seeing to market to or employ this generation in equal measure. Courtney Fingar gets to the bottom of why this particular age gap feels more like a chasm.