Developing Countries Want More Than Just Cash From China
Emerging markets are still welcoming towards Chinese capital — but increasingly on their own terms.
Jorge Viana, President of the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (ApexBrasil), delivers a speech at the Brazil-China Business Seminar, in Beijing, March 29, 2023. Credit: ApexBrasil
China’s foreign investment is booming as its companies search for profits overseas. But for some countries, their arrival has brought complications.
Images of lodgings at a factory site owned by BYD in Camaçari, Brazil, released by Brazil's Public Ministry of Labor. Credit: MPL
Last month, Brazilian authorities suspended operations at a factory site owned by Chinese carmaker BYD in Camaçari city in the northeastern Bahia state, after the country’s labor ministry said it had res
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