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Chinese company in $2.4bn Indian power plant deal

A Chinese company has signed a $2.4 billion contract to build part of a large power station in India, according to press reports. Power Construction Corporation will build the second phase of the Southern Indian facility, reports said . 13 Apr 2012

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Companies with Libyan operations should tread carefully on contract negotiation, says expert

OPINION: Libya has gone through dramatic recent political and social changes, and economic change cannot be far behind. For companies already doing business there it is an unsettling time, but they should be careful about how they go about protecting their... 12 Jan 2012

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Government seeks doubling of trade with Turkey in four years

The Government wants trade between the UK and Turkey to double in volume by 2015 from the current £9 billion a year it has said during a trade mission to Turkey. 28 Sep 2011

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