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Bilateral trade is flourishing, boosted by the opening of a key oil pipeline.
Income should increase, notably from fares, which presently account for 46% of TfL's income total - about £4.8bn a year, which was expecting to rise to £6.6bn by 2020/21, boosted by the opening of Crossrail.
Tower Hamlets, Greenwich and Newham - the latter boosted by the opening of the Westfield shopping centre - have performed better.
Next year, the city's R&D sector will be boosted with the opening of the National Automotive Innovation Centre.
To some extent, last year's figures must have been boosted by the inclusion of Frankel, who won the opening race.
Revenues have been boosted by the acquisition of Sofa Workshop and Dwell, store openings and improvements to the website, where sales are growing by double digits.
A defeat would almost certainly lead to a Wembley semi-final against the reigning champions, New Zealand, who go into their opening match against Samoa in Warrington on Sunday boosted by the presence of the enigmatic Sonny Bill Williams.
In China, where the film broke opening-day records and has now made $100m, takings have been boosted by the creation of a controversial special cut featuring local actors and scenes.
It took $1.5M from the three-day weekend, but the total was boosted by the film's opening two days earlier to avoid competition from previews of Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa.
The Korean Government through UNICEF is supporting 24 schools EU-UNICEF support to education Children celebrate the building of 18 schools across the conflict affected Eastern region by the European Union and UNICEF New school and hospital ward open in Sri Lanka Education and health services in the north, received a welcome boost with the opening of a new school and maternity ward.
The city's industrial development was boosted in 1942 with the opening of a B-29 bomber plant (reactivated in 1951 by Lockheed Aircraft Corporation for jet aircraft production).
