, Bliss time for Asian Markets despite Chinese Meltdown
It is indeed a time to rejoice for Asian Markets as their share prices have hiked up and they are running on a constant …
, Alibaba Q2 Earnings beats the expectation to fight Chinese Meltdown!
Alibaba Group Holding, china’s largest e-commerce behemoth has released Q2 earning report for growth in revenue, which is 22.2 Billion Yuan. The revenue has …
, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick talks about IPO and China at WSJD LIVE
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick addressed as a speaker at Wall Street Journal Live Conference- WSJD LIVE in Laguna Beach, California on Tuesday. Have you …
, Chinese Economy Ducks Down as the Chinese Meltdown Hits a New Low!
The Chinese economy growth ducked 7% below on Monday, for the first time since the world financial crisis. This activity has left Beijing in …
, China Smart Cars Bag $1.8 Billion Investment from Ford
The multinational American automaker company, Ford Motor Co. is planning to invest $1.8 billion, which is 11.4 billion Yuan, over the span of next …
, The Tale of Chinese Meltdown Chaos, Yuan Economy Hitting the Skids!
Is this what we regard as the dark sky looming over the Yuan Economy? The heavy meltdown of the Chinese economy with the stock …
, Weak Trade Data from China Leads to Increased Spending Stakes for Beijing
Chinese trade data this week happened to be so weak that it emphasized the potential for increased spending supported by Beijing to cope with the significant amount of damage dealt to the local Chinese economy through the cutting off of production, imports and inventories by firms in spite of international demand being quite weak.
, Eurozone Debt Crisis poses a threat to the World Economy
Five hundred billion dollars. That’s how much Greece has borrowed, and now owes to many others. Five hundred billion dollars is also the same as half a trillion dollars, and no matter how it’s described that’s a lot of money for Greece and the Eurozone to remedy. It took years of mismanaged spending and widespread tax evasion to get the country in this mess, while the Eurozone has only a very limited time to get Greece, and other countries out of the mess before the largest economic zone in the world falls apart.
