India cuts red tape as it aims to become the 'repair capital of the world'
China and Malaysia could lose up to 20% of the $100bn global electronics repair market ...
Bloomberg has briefly outlined those economies predicted to grow in 2016 – India leads the charge with anticipated growth of around 7%, which means it will outpace China. Perhaps more interesting are the other countries expected to have a good year, including Nigeria, Ghana, Indonesia, Uganda and Kenya, while Ireland looks set to be the lone European tiger. A concise and interesting read.
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