As Sterling comes under pressure at the start of 2008, Richard Morrish asks; is this a long-term trend that will see a fundamental shift in the Political landscape as a consequence?

The consensus among banks is that growth will slow, writes Grant Clelland

Despite Slovenia’s population of two million, its economy often punches above its weight on the international business playfield. Better known as a tourist destination, Slovenia has attracted a few brownfield and greenfield investment projects

Hungary offers countless advantages to foreign businesses, but among the most important is its strategic location in the heart of Europe

Trinidad and Tobago’s Trade & Investment Convention (TIC) “demonstrates the integration of our regional businesses in the global marketplace and underscores the unique position of Trinidad and Tobago as a major hub for business

Will the relative strength of developing economies – driven by rapid adoption of new technologies – cushion the impact of a US slowdown? The World Bank hopes so

What are the big risks that top boardroom agendas around the world?