A new kind of war is being waged across the global stage—using economics to potentially inflict more damage than the conflicts we have seen in the past, says Richard Telofski.
The Turkish Government has chosen US manufacturer Sikorsky to supply 109 Turkish Utility Helicopters, derived from the BLACK HAWK helicopter, for multi-mission use.
Gatwick Airport has signed a deal with Air China, which is seeking to expand its London network.
Shareholders of US pork producer Smithfield Foods have approved a buyout by Chinese firm Shuanghui International for $4.7 billion in cash
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The French oil giant becomes the first major to commit to shale gas development in the UK, while the government introduces incentives to local councils
Powering an ever-growing metropolis is no easy task in anyoneÔÇÖs book, yet this is the responsibility entrusted to City Power Johannesburg, one that it takes the utmost pride i
Lockheed Martin is to design and deliver an upgraded anti-submarine warfare (ASW) training target under a $5.4 million contract from the US Navy.
Troy Parfitt offers some home truths about doing business in China, among which is the warning that “win-win” is a western concept, not a Chinese one.
Tesco has completed a much sought after deal that will create the largest food retailer in China
The creation of an Infrastructure Codesa, similar to the Convention for a Democratic South Africa (Codesa), will keep the infrastructure development momentum going for next 20 y
This Issue features some of the most exciting projects and companies across the globe including Boliden AB Sweden, Stuggart 21, Shanta Gold, The Telt Project and many stories from across the globe.