Serbia is the first country ranked in the IBM Global Positioning Trends Report based on the number of jobs created by foreign direct investment (FDI).
The decrease of FDIs in the countries of the Central and Southeast Europe was accompanied by a recovery in the so-called greenfield investment. FDI inflow may increase but it will not return to the levels recorded before the...
The sanctions imposed on Russia by the Unites States, Canada, Norway and other Western countries, following the occupation of Crimea, did not in principle prevent the maintenance and expansion of economic relations between Russia...
The Action Plan, agreed between Germany and Croatia, means promotion and education in culture, energy, economy, strengthening of parliamentary cooperation and, most importantly, attracting further German investments.
In the last year there were fewer international mergers and acquisitions (M&A) and fewer investment projects of factories built from scratch. The value of FDIs in Poland fell by more than a half.
Interest in Serbia’s automotive industry is increasing, with German companies leading the way. According to research carried out by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia, the automotive industry accounts for over 10...
The liquidation of Cyprus’ Olympic Insurance has left almost 200,000 policyholders with no coverage in Bulgaria. Olympic Insurance held around 10 per cent of Bulgaria’s market.
Romanian investors made total direct investment of EUR736m in other countries in 2017, according to National Bank of Romania (BNR) data. It means that Romania has the lowest level of external investment in Europe.
Despite its strong economic growth, many middle-sized Polish companies appear to be hitting the limits of the domestic market and looking outside their country.
In the 1990s FDI in Poland meant capital injection and creating new jobs. Nowadays, FDI means access to the latest technology and know-how. Then and now FDI is one of the sources of Poland’s economic development.