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FDI can take several forms, including mergers and acquisitions, building new facilities from scratch as part of what are known as greenfield investments, reinvesting profits earned from overseas operations and making loans from the parent company to overseas operations.

Foreign Investment Climbs Slowly Paul Hannon 2011

So even though Candelas is going on never-been-developed land - what the planning industry considers a "greenfield" - Hartman argues that it could be considered urban infill, "because it is inside what is generally considered to be the metropolitan area of Denver."

Westword | Complete Issue 2009

In 2011, according to the Financial Times fDi Markets database, BRIC companies created 13,072 new jobs in America through so-called "greenfield" investments alone -- ground-up construction of new facilities or plants.

Nancy L. McLernon: BRICs and Mortar Nancy L. McLernon 2012

In 2011, according to the Financial Times fDi Markets database, BRIC companies created 13,072 new jobs in America through so-called "greenfield" investments alone -- ground-up construction of new facilities or plants.

Nancy L. McLernon: BRICs and Mortar Nancy L. McLernon 2012

Even as such occasional, major deals grab headlines, many smaller mergers and acquisitions and so-called greenfield investments — in which an investor sets up a factory, office or other facility — involving Chinese firms are quietly taking place across the country.

U.S. Cities Seek to Woo Chinese Investment Kathy Chen 2010

Many are wary of directly funding so-called greenfield projects that have yet to break ground, for fear of getting caught up in the kinds of disputes that torpedoed past investments such as Enron Corp. 's ill-fated Dabhol power project.

India's Infrastructure Drive Must Steer Around Potholes Peter Stein 2010

Even as such occasional, major deals grab headlines, many smaller mergers and acquisitions and so-called greenfield investments — in which an investor sets up a factory, office or other facility — involving Chinese firms are quietly taking place across the country.

U.S. Cities Seek to Woo Chinese Investment Kathy Chen 2010

Even as such occasional, major deals grab headlines, many smaller mergers and acquisitions and so-called greenfield investments — in which an investor sets up a factory, office or other facility — involving Chinese firms are quietly taking place across the country.

U.S. Cities Seek to Woo Chinese Investment Kathy Chen 2010

She said that the dropping of the requirement that houses be build on derelict "brownfield" sites before undesignated countryside, known as greenfield, are touched, will result in "millions of acres of undesignated countryside that are being placed at risk".

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011

In 2011, according to the Financial Times fDi Markets database, BRIC companies created 13,072 new jobs in America through so-called "greenfield" investments alone -- ground-up construction of new facilities or plants.

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Nancy L. McLernon 2012