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Global finance: report reviews US received three time more investment from China than Australian in 2016

According to the 12th annual review of Chinese investment in Australia, by KPMG with Sydney University and Knight Frank, Australia is maintaining its attraction for Chinese investors, whose business interests are rapidly diversifying and are increasingly being led by private companies - but its competitors in North America and Europe are fast catching up. Ivan has invited researcher and lecturer Wei Li from Sydney University Business School to highlight what is so significant of China and Australian business connect in 2016, and analysis what will be the future trend of business-tied between two countries in the near future.


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According to the 12th annual review of Chinese investment in Australia, by KPMG with Sydney University and Knight Frank, Australia is maintaining its attraction for Chinese investors, whose business interests are rapidly diversifying and are increasingly being led by private companies - but its competitors in North America and Europe are fast catching up. Ivan has invited researcher and lecturer Wei Li from Sydney University Business School to highlight what is so significant of China and Australian business connect in 2016, and analysis what will be the future trend of business-tied between two countries in the near future.



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