June 14, 2010. Auto parts manufacturer Magna Composites LLC has won $1.1 million in state incentives for a proposed expansion that would add 327 new jobs at three plants in the western part of the state.
Magna expects to spend $10 …
Blog of Ruben Anton
Ruben Anton joined GDP Global as Client Services Manager in early 2009 and has since worked closely with GDP directors to deepen his knowledge of the industry. He is an honours graduate in English T...Read More ».
Ruben Anton joined GDP Global as Client Services Manager in early 2009 and has since worked closely with GDP directors to deepen his knowledge of the industry. He is an honours graduate in English T...Read More ».
June 14, 2010. According to The Independent, investors on the hunt for international opportunities need look no further than Kurdistan, the semi-autonomous region in the north east corner of Iraq. So delegates will be told at the country’s two-day trade and investment conference in London this week.
Some 400 people are …
June 12, 2010. The amount of inward investment by Taiwanese businesses in China totaled NT$22.1 billion (US$6.83 million) in the first five months of this year, achieving over 50 percent of this year’s target of NT$38 billion, a Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) official said Saturday.
According to Ling Chia-yuh, director-general …
June 11, 2010. Major investment into attracting professional jobs to Birmingham is “ghettoising” a generation of low-skilled youngsters, according to a former Chamber of Commerce boss.
Dr Derrick Campbell, who runs Race Equality Sandwell, believes local policy makers are …
June 8, 2010. The UK retained its position as the most attractive destination for inward investment in Europe in 2009, according to Ernst & Young’s latest European Attractiveness Survey published today. The 8th annual report, which examines figures for international investments into Europe, new projects or expansions, revealed that overall …
June 7, 2010. The prime minister has urged the Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives Ministry to come up with plans to tackle the ongoing drought, which is considered the worst in two decades.
Financial markets have so far been accommodative of the government’s …
