Brazil, Russia, India and China are set to overtake the developed economies of the G-7 in terms of gross domestic product.

Weeks before the country's elections, the leader of the opposition in the Democratic Republic of Congo calls for an overhaul of the country's investment policies. 

London and New York have maintained their dominance as the world's leading international finance centres, despite scoring lower than in 2010. 

The deputy finance minister of Mexico is bullish about the country's global competitiveness in the manufacturing sector.

For the first time since the March earthquake and tsunami, Toyota's production in Japan has returned to normal levels, which has prompted an increase in Tokyo’s Nikkei 225 Average. 

Ras Al Khaimah is keen to promote the emirate as a prime location for FDI, with investment opportunities in sectors including real estate, construction, manufacturing and tourism.

Research and development facilities are often located where the most suitable employees are seen as being, according to a panel discussion at the annual WAIPA conference in Geneva.

Central and eastern European countries are pushing ahead with reforms to address reluctant growth as the region struggles to meet its potential.

Scottish finance minister uses international forum in Edinburgh to encourage SWFs to invest in the country's renewables sector

Five institutions have joined forces for the Transparency in Trade Initiative, which aims to free up access to influential information on trade policy instruments.