EU investments at lowest level in 10 years

Global economic, technological and market trends are shaping new power relations in investment, industry and tourism.

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Danijela Lasica, Photo: Duško Miljanić
Danijela Lasica, Photo: Duško Miljanić
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Business investment in the European Union has fallen to its lowest level in more than a decade, while two countries stand out at the top of the EU that are bucking the trend. Montenegro remains outside these statistics, but it remains heavily dependent on foreign investment that shapes its economic picture.

Forbes has ranked for the first time the 100 largest family-owned companies in the US that are behind some of the world's most famous brands.

While the family that controls Samsung has become the richest in South Korea, the country's hotel workers have become a "living model" for training robots that could take over complex manual tasks.

Rare blue diamonds in Geneva are rekindling collector interest, with expectations of multi-million dollar auction prices.

Paris continues to top the list of the world's best destinations, while Asian cities are increasingly making strides on the world's tourist map.

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