Investment
Coverage of Investment in the Nexus archive.
- These executives decide where healthcare grows, invests and changes next
Healthcare executives are making strategic decisions on where to expand services, invest resources, and adapt to changes in the healthcare sector. The article highlights the proactive role of leadership in managing organizational growth and shifts in the industry.
- China’s economic shift may hinge on what migrant workers do next
China’s Politburo has outlined economic priorities for the second half of the year amid slowing GDP growth to 4.3% in Q2, the weakest since late 2022, and a K-shaped economy marked by strong exports and tech sectors versus weak domestic consumption and investment.
- ‘I’m easing into retirement’: I’m getting an $80,000 pension payout. Where can I invest it safely?
A person is transitioning into retirement with an $80,000 pension payout and is seeking safe investment options. They plan to delay taking distributions from their 401(k) account for several years.
- Bhogapuram airport a historic chapter for Uttarandhra, says Union Civil Aviation Minister
The new Bhogapuram international airport is expected to boost investment, tourism, trade, industry, and employment in Uttarandhra, according to Union Civil Aviation Minister Rammohan Naidu. The airport will elevate the region's global prominence.
- Argentina Economic Crisis 2026: Milei Guide
The article provides a 2026 reference guide on Argentina's economic crisis under Milei, covering verified inflation, GDP, poverty figures, investment steps, and pitfalls for expats. It is published by The Rio Times.
- A.P. amends building rules to speed up construction, boost investment
A.P. has amended building rules to accelerate construction and increase investment. The reforms focus on streamlining regulatory processes and removing delays while maintaining essential planning and safety standards.
- Can rent controls ever work?
Rent controls are gaining support among progressives, but critics argue the policy primarily benefits current tenants and discourages investment. The debate centers on whether the policy can effectively balance tenant protection with maintaining housing market investment.
- Aus - facebook / whatts app making money
The article discusses money-making schemes promoted via Facebook and WhatsApp, where users are directed to group chats with mentors to perform tasks with low commissions. Participants must invest money to continue, raising concerns about potential scams.
- Fujimori takes charge in Peru amid China, US balancing act
Keiko Fujimori has become Peru's new president, pledging to prioritize security and investment. Her leadership will require navigating Peru's position between the United States and China amid their geopolitical rivalry.
- Africa: Germany's Growing Interest in Africa - A Win for Both Sides?
Germany is deepening its presence in Africa as Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul embarks on his third trip to the continent in 2026. His discussions will focus on security, skills development, and investment.
- Germany's growing interest in Africa: A win for both sides?
Germany is deepening its presence in Africa as Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul makes his third trip to the continent in 2026. Discussions will focus on security, skills development, and investment.
- AMD signed Anthropic as its next major AI chip customer in a deal that also includes investment
AMD signed Anthropic as a major AI chip customer in a deal that includes investment. Anthropic will deploy up to 2 gigawatts of AMD's Instinct MI450 Series GPUs starting in the first half of 2027.
- Grupo Bimbo Bets US$101 Million on New Puebla Plant
Grupo Bimbo will invest US$2 billion in Mexico between 2025 and 2028, with US$101.2 million allocated to a new Puebla plant. Over 30 existing plants will be modernized, and the initiative will create jobs.
- UK parliamentary group probes banking barriers for crypto firms
A UK parliamentary group has launched an inquiry into banking restrictions affecting cryptocurrency firms and consumers. The investigation focuses on how these restrictions impact investment opportunities and market competition in the crypto sector.
- Hungary investigates deal with China’s BYD after ex-foreign minister takes job there
Hungary investigates a deal with China’s BYD after a former foreign minister, Peter Szijjarto, resigned to take a job at the company. The investigation follows accusations of conflict of interest over subsidies he arranged.
- Namibia: President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah Calls for Stronger Namibia-South Africa Economic Partnerships
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah of Namibia called for stronger economic partnerships with South Africa during her keynote address at the South Africa-Namibia Business Forum, which focused on driving regional industrialization, investment, and sustainable growth through strategic partnerships.
- Exclusive-Pakistan and Kuwait discuss expanded defence pact, sources say
Pakistan and Kuwait are negotiating an expanded defense pact in exchange for energy cooperation and investment. The talks are in early stages and could face complications due to heightened U.S.-Iran tensions.
- China’s growth: five things to watch as economic pressure mounts
China's economic growth faces mounting pressure as monthly indicators show weakness in retail sales and investment ahead of the second-quarter figures.
- UAE wins access to US AI chips and other advanced technology
The US has eased export controls, allowing the UAE to purchase advanced US technologies like AI chips without licenses, a privilege not granted to other Middle Eastern countries. This policy shift is attributed to the UAE's support for the US war against Iran and its position as the largest US trading partner in the region, with the UAE committing over $1 trillion in US investments.
- China investor reveals 9-year hunt to bring fugitive fraudster ex-wife to justice after she fled to US
A Shenzhen-based investor spent 13 million yuan over nine years to pursue his ex-wife, who he claims defrauded him and fled to the US. His 15-minute video detailing the case received 69,000 likes and 9,000 comments on social media.
- Financing consumption through SMEs
Pakistan's SME policy has prioritized consumption over production, with 45.1% of business establishments in trade versus 9.8% in manufacturing. Bank lending data shows 40.6% of trade credit goes to SMEs, compared to 5.5% in manufacturing, despite manufacturing SME credit stock declining by 15.6 percentage points in five years. The focus on consumption-driven sectors hinders export growth and productivity.
- Qatar’s transformative former ruler Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani dies at 74
Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, a leader who enhanced Qatar's global influence in diplomacy, media, and investment, died at 74. The state news agency did not disclose the cause of death.
- 'Shared ambitions': Canada, Saudi Arabia sign deals on defence, investment, and AI
Canada and Saudi Arabia signed 13 commercial agreements and memoranda of understanding worth $700m in defense, investment, AI, health technology, mining, and infrastructure. The deals include collaboration on AI through Canada's Cohere and Saudi Arabia's HUMAIN, as well as projects in renewable energy and carbon capture.
- Collateral consequences of Tinubu’s healthcare reforms, By Okey Akpa
The article discusses the broader economic impacts of Tinubu’s healthcare reforms, highlighting improvements in health outcomes, investment attraction, domestic manufacturing expansion, human capital development, and institutional capabilities. These reforms are framed as foundational to long-term economic growth.
- Pakistan, Croatia discuss potential for collaboration between ports
Pakistan and Croatia discussed potential collaboration between their ports during a meeting between Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar and Croatia’s Minister of Foreign and European Affairs Gordan Grlić Radman. The two sides agreed to strengthen ties in trade, investment, agriculture, and other sectors, with plans for bilateral political consultations in 2026 or early 2027.
- 'France stands by Syria's side': Macron 'most enthusiastic in Europe' to repair ties
French President Emmanuel Macron visited Syria, stating 'France stands by its side' and aiming to boost investment in the war-torn country. The visit coincided with security challenges, including a twin explosion near Macron's hotel, as both leaders seek to rebuild Syria despite ongoing risks.
- EU should think twice before weaponising its market against China
The European Union is shifting from viewing economic interdependence with China as a source of mutual prosperity to using trade, investment, and technology as tools of strategic competition. The article warns that this shift reflects a new logic in an era of geopolitical rivalry, moving away from past principles of open markets and multilateralism.
- Chandrababu Naidu accuses YSRCP of derailing Andhra Pradesh’s development agenda
Chandrababu Naidu, the Chief Minister, accuses YSRCP of derailing Andhra Pradesh's development through misinformation, political interference, and hate campaigns. He claims the previous government failed to bring investments from 2019-24, yet YSRCP leaders are taking credit for projects initiated by the NDA government.
- [US] I need to help my dad
An 83-year-old man has sent over $140,000 to a scammer through loans and continues to communicate with them via Telegram. The user is seeking ways to access his father's Telegram account to block the scammer and prevent further financial loss.
- Recycling makes you feel good about the planet. That's the problem
The article highlights that while recycling provides a positive feeling, its environmental benefits are less impactful compared to waste prevention. It notes significant investment in AI-powered sorting technologies, but emphasizes that preventing waste offers greater environmental gains.
- US, Nigeria to deepen trade, investment ties as America marks 250 years of independence
The United States and Nigeria plan to strengthen trade and investment relations as the US commemorates 250 years of independence. Mr. Heffern highlighted Nigeria's importance as a partner in Africa and noted the expansion of economic ties between the two countries.
- Where To Invest $100,000
The article discusses investment strategies for a $100,000 sum, focusing on options and methods to allocate the funds effectively.
- Restrictive regulations will slow Indian startup formation by 20%, VC flows by 25%: Report
Restrictive regulations are projected to reduce Indian startup formation by 20% and venture capital flows by 25%. The report highlights that digital regulations are significantly impacting innovation, investment, and job creation in India’s startup ecosystem.
- East Timor targets closer Asean-Greater Bay Area ties to spur economic growth
East Timor aims to leverage closer ties between Asean and China’s Greater Bay Area to drive investment and technology opportunities. The nation’s Vice Prime Minister Francisco Kalbuadi Lay emphasized the need for policies ensuring inclusive and sustainable growth through regional collaboration.
- Ecuador’s Economy Grew 2.1% to Open 2026, Beating Its Own Forecast
Ecuador’s economy grew 2.1% in the first quarter of 2026 compared to the same quarter in 2025, exceeding its own forecast. Domestic demand was driven by a 3.9% rise in household spending and a 12.8% increase in investment, with 16 of 20 industries reporting growth.
- JPMorgan’s TIGRE Plan: How to Read Colombia’s New Government
JPMorgan outlined a five-part framework called TIGRE for analyzing Colombia's new government, focusing on trade, investment, growth, fiscal adjustment, and security. The bank has become more positive about Colombian assets, though there are noted challenges.
- Jitendra Singh pitches for BRICS Space Economy
Union Minister of State for Science and Technology Jitendra Singh advocates for BRICS nations to collaborate on the space economy, emphasizing opportunities in innovation, investment, entrepreneurship, and sustainable development.
- Jaishankar, South Korean FM discuss deepening strategic partnership in Seoul
Jaishankar and South Korean Foreign Minister discussed deepening strategic partnership, focusing on trade, investment, and finance. The talks followed President Lee Jae-myung’s state visit to India in April.
- Reclaiming Tamil Nadu’s fiscal sovereignty and sustaining its growth model
Tamil Nadu's primary challenge is not fiscal mismanagement or corruption but its model of inclusive growth. The state faces the need to attract investment, create quality jobs, raise wages, and renegotiate fiscal autonomy with the Union government.
- Ukraine’s Recovery Means Transformation
Ukraine’s postwar recovery requires reform, investment, and European integration, with neighboring Poland serving as a model due to its transformation from post-communist challenges to a 21st-century economic success.