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IPRs and Lack of Funding
The Gov Monitor, October 25, 2009
Given
the concerns about investment and the depressed
state of the industry and given all the hopes for
medical progress and human betterment that ride on
biotech progress, one might assume that Congress
and the administration in US would be seeking ways
to encourage investment.
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Positive Outlook
Rediff Business, October 21, 2009
Under
the Investment Confidence Index in India, which
captures the confidence of retail, corporate
investors and financial advisors on the Indian
economic and investment environment, the survey's
findings said appetite for investment is back and
advisors across the country are most confident.
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More Investment in Agriculture
Financial Times, October 11, 2009
India
and China, the world's two largest consumers of
farm items, must invest US$2bn a year in
agricultural sector in order to meet their food
demand in 2050, the Food and Agriculture
Organisation (FAO) said.
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Positive Outlook for Sub-Saharan Africa
Afrol.com, October 05, 2009
The
International Monetary Fund (IMF) expects a
positive recovery in sub-Saharan Africa despite
the negative effects of the global economic
crisis. “Growth in sub-Saharan Africa is expected
to rise to four percent in 2010 and five percent
in 2011”, said Antoinette Monsio Sayeh, Director
of the IMF's African Department.
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Big
Banks Redrawing Custodial Landscape
InvestmentNews, October 04, 2009
JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Bank of America Corp. may
be giants of the financial services world, but
they are retrenching when it comes to serving
independent advisers.
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Emerging Markets: The Next Bubble to Burst?’
InvestmentNews, October 01, 2009
Emerging markets could be the next bubble to watch
out for, but that does not mean the run is over
yet, according to John-Paul Smith, chief
strategist for Pictet Asset Management Ltd. Global
funds are hugely overweight emerging stocks
compared to developed-market stocks; it is higher
than ever.
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