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Swap agreement worth $5bn is the latest sign of warming relations between one-time foes
Investment plan follows harsh measures taken by Beijing against the Baltic state
Sweeping powers may serve to extract promises than blocking deals
Requirement closes loophole for tech groups to raise capital abroad without regulatory approval
Beijing does not have to justify its actions under any laws and it is hard to prove government is behind punitive measures
Government spending would have to increase by many times to support development of sector without foreign boosters
Disagreements, terrorism and Covid continue to stymie CPEC projects
Sale of $15.5bn stake in gas network to consortium led by US asset manager suggests green compromises are being made
Body will leverage private capital to fund projects in Asia, Africa and the Caribbean, says foreign secretary
European Commission publishes first report on regulations for screening foreign deals
The new screening regime, which comes into force in January, applies to domestic buyers and even to internal restructurings
Richer northern regions still attract the lion’s share of capital
Bosses of Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, BlackRock and Blackstone invited to event
Committee report highlights need for government to help spread benefits of FDI around the UK
Reform is part of package aimed at diversifying economy and making Gulf state more competitive
Gerry Grimstone defends private equity takeovers and says foreign buyers drive productivity
Lack of trust on both sides has led to dramatic fall in foreign dealmaking by Chinese companies
Landbridge says investors will be scared off but hawks warn foreign control in Darwin is dangerous
Despite tantalising growth prospects, foreign operators have doubts over mobile money regulation and political stability
UK’s Vodafone and Kenya’s Safaricom part of winning consortium for African country’s first licence sale
FT City Network members question environmental impact of encouraging deals with faraway countries
After Foxconn’s ill-judged bet on Wisconsin LCD plant, TSMC seeks diversification
Proposals would be challenge to China at tense time for EU relations with Beijing
Activists say infrastructure projects leave region wedded to outdated technologies
Investors worried about opacity, restrictions and political instability
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