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Emerging Markets

Indian companies look to Africa to avoid red tape and competition at home; Sri Lanka's peace dividend; Warsaw is the bourse to beat; and historic opportunities in Brazil

Corporate India Finds Greener Pastures—in Africa

To avoid stiff competition and red tape at home, companies are looking across the Indian Ocean
After Decades of War, Sri Lanka Bounces Back

Billions in foreign money, especially from China, are pouring in
Warsaw: Central Europe's Bourse to Beat

Warsaw is about to become emerging Europe's first publicly traded bourse, and its success contrasts sharply with rivals—who say it enjoys some unfair advantages

Brazil's Prospects for Growth

Paulo Leme, Goldman Sachs' emerging markets chief, says his native Brazil should seize a historic opportunity for growth as a new President takes over
Risk Redefined (.pdf)

Investors are wagering that Brazil, India, China, and other emerging markets will continue to fuel the global recovery, while more developed economies wrestle with sluggish growth. Here are three telling indicators

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