As more and more regulation, and taxes are imposed, I know that it becomes much harder to make money unless you have a government job. Anti Capitalism produces harsher environments to make money, as well as capping off, and lowering growth potential. I prefer to surround myself with strong capitalistic enviroments which dramatically increases the rate of success.
A Chinese wind farm in Texas
Why China and Europe Invest More in US Wind Power than the US Does
Despite the fact that $80 billion dollars was allocated towards stimulating the US renewable energy sector in last year's stimulus bill, mere millions have been directed towards wind projects. Stateside manufacturing of wind turbine parts is dismally low. And, most strikingly of all, it appears that Japanese, Chinese, and European companies are investing more vigorously in wind projects on American soil than American companies are.
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Beijing Night on the Town
Singapore Cruise
The Big Boys knew to go where the Money was years ago. They saw the hand writing on the wall, and saw the opportunty. In fact 15,000 new businesses a year move to China. Guess they think they had better hedge their bets too.
Royal Bank of Canada Beijing
The Las Vegas Sands Corp., an international gaming giant, launched a 3,000-suite casino & hotel resort in Macao.
The US $2.4-billion Venetian Resort also features a 120,000-square meter exhibition and convention center, a 15,000-seat entertainment compound, retail space for 350 stores, and a 1,800-seat theater to present a Cirque du Soleil production.
China Brilliance, a Chinese car company that's best buds with BMW, has produced a design that looks hot! This is the Jinjue, which can be translated either as "Triumphant Horse" or "Winning Gold". It was designed, not surprisingly, in Italy by Pininfarina and actually looks a bit like a 5-Series. It even has a kidney grille like a BMW!
China's automobile industry has been developing rapidly since the year 2000. In 2009, 13.8 million motor vehicles were manufactured in China, surpassing Japan as the largest automobile maker.
