Global Lithium urges Australian Government action over alleged Chinese takeover attempt
Australian miner Global Lithium Resources has appealed to the Australian Government to intervene in a possible takeover attempt of its …
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Raben Group set to build logistics centre in Steinbach, Germany
The Netherlands-headquartered Raben Group NV, a logistics services provider, has extended its network to Germany and is building a new logistics centre in the Steinbach district of Baden-Baden. The …
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Middle Eastern investment in London offices to reach $2.5bn
Middle Eastern investments in London's most in-demand office spaces are set to reach up to $2.5bn (£2bn) this year, according …
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Exclusive: CPP Investments on investing in renewable and traditional energy
In an exclusive interview with Investment Monitor's sister publication Power Technology, Bill Rogers, head of Sustainable Energies at the Canada …
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President Trump announces new 25% tariffs on steel and aluminium imports
US President Donald Trump has announced plans to introduce new 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminium imports. This comes as …
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Lenovo and Alat expand Saudi footfrint with a new factory in Riyadh
Chinese technology giant Lenovo Group broke ground on a new manufacturing facility in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. It is in collaboration …
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Hyundai Wia to expand engine production in Mexico
South Korean Hyundai Wia Corporation plans to begin production of engines for hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) in Mexico in 2026, …
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Iberdrola’s subsidiary completes sale of Baixo Iguaçu hydroelectric plant
Neoenergia, a Brazilian energy distributor and a subsidiary of Iberdrola, has completed the sale of the Baixo Iguaçu hydroelectric power …
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ArcelorMittal to invest $1.2bn in Alabama mill
Luxembourg-based steel producer ArcelorMittal plans to invest $1.2bn at its Calvert, Alabama manufacturing site to produce up to 150,000mt of …
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McKinsey questions China presence amid rise in geopolitical uncertainty
McKinsey and Co., the US multinational strategy and management consultancy, is reportedly questioning its presence in China as geopolitical tensions …
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New era of trade tariffs ‘likely for the foreseeable future’
The radical agenda of tariffs being implemented on imports by the new Trump administration in the US likely represents a …
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How will geopolitics impact the global fashion supply chain in 2025?
2025 marks five years since the global pandemic sent shockwaves through the fashion supply chain and turned it on its …
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Mastercard opens its first office in Kampala, Uganda
US-based Mastercard, a multinational payment card services corporation, has established its first office in Kampala, Uganda, demonstrating its dedication to …
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Trade preference schemes declining in effectiveness – report
The effectiveness of trade preference schemes that UNCTAD negotiated in the 1970s to spur the development of less-economically developed countries …
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JBS boosts US presence with $200m expansion in Texas and Colorado
Brazilian meat processing giant JBS announced plans to invest $200m at its facilities in Cactus, Texas, and Greeley, Colorado in …
