Enter your query, example: how not cry when slicing onion or how to enter an Free Italian Sex Webcams?
China sme gdp contribution Videos
- 1. Efforts to improve the lot of older workers don't end with Budget 2014 - 22Feb2014
- 2. Given China's recent economic data, mass easing such as broad base RRR cuts are not exp...
- 3. Love me tender: public contracts are great opportunities for SMEs
- 4. Keiser Report 528 - SME for Small & Medium Economies
- 5. Taiwan Finding Niche Markets in China’s Shadow
- 6. Don't Panic - Shifting Sands under our feet!
Efforts to improve the lot of older workers don't end with Budget 2014 - 22Feb2014
SINGAPORE: Efforts to improve the lot of older working Singaporeans do not end with Budget 2014, says the labour movement. The government on Friday ...
Given China's recent economic data, mass easing such as broad base RRR cuts are not exp...
GIVEN CHINA'S RECENT ECONOMIC DATA, MASS EASING SUCH AS BROAD BASE RRR CUTS ARE NOT EXPECTED, SAYS BINAY CHANDGOTHIA OF ...
Love me tender: public contracts are great opportunities for SMEs
Public tenders can be great business opportunities for small and medium enterprises (SMEs), and getting to know how they work is not that complicated. Public ...
Keiser Report 528 - SME for Small & Medium Economies
In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss WTF in the UK as RBS slaughters SMEs and then robs their still-warm corpses; while ...
User Comments
Neo Pelagian
commented
on 27 Nov 2013
What's the problem? RBS have instructed their lawyers to investigate these
'allegations'.
Barskor1
commented
on 27 Nov 2013
Yes let the foxes investigate the murder of chickens lol.
Taiwan Finding Niche Markets in China’s Shadow
China's economy is like a business magnet and as its influence grows its neighbors are finding it increasingly difficult to remain competitive. Like many ...
Don't Panic - Shifting Sands under our feet!
Totally mad hair eh? I had a nap after work before doing this LOL :) george4title playlist - "Monopoly Men" ...
User Comments
Stealth0031
commented
on 14 Jan 2009
Mike, As always, thanks for the update. Curious, this there much talk about
Hong Kong and China's economy over there. I certainly understand if it is
hard to tell due to the culture and, well, you are there to work---not
spend their dime asking economy questions. :) BTW, I was in the software
biz most of my life both professionally and from my dad's company. Perhaps
this is why your insight and personality draws me to listen. You see, we
are both a little off/insane. But we think logically.
FeverIAm
commented
on 15 Jan 2009
The German manufacturing machine was going strong until this month. False
hopes that the ex-third biggest economy would have a 'narrower decline'
then the US / Japan / China. So guess what? They export a lot of stuff, and
now the demand is dropping. They are better placed to rid out the storm,
but not immune. People are waking to that reality now. BTW Germany will
likely re-take third place this year, China's GDP will drop by more than
Germany. The dropping Euro is a catchup game. Peace
StandUp555
commented
on 14 Jan 2009
US ratings agencies downgrading Europe now. OK .. the US banks sold them
that junk in the first place, so I suppose they'd know best... ;-)
Seriously though, I get the impression that there is a PR campaign to "run
down" the Eurozone .. to scare people away from the Euro and Euro based
bonds. That would of course help the sale of US TBonds would it not ? I got
an Email from someone in the UK today about Southhampton Docks now being
used the park cars ! Can you confirm that ? Good work !
FeverIAm
commented
on 15 Jan 2009
He should be able to get a flip mino or minoHD for a really good price
here. He should try and get the real thing if he can - they're both
fantastic little cams for YT, and portable. While the quality is great,
they are a lot more expensive than a 'webcam' and they can be used for a
lot more things than a webcam. The video quality is much better on the HD
if you can part with the extra money, but the files take much longer to
upload. google for flip mino HD and see videos Just MHO Mike
Zach Elliott
commented
on 15 Jan 2009
It wouldn't surprise me if there was an organized effort to sow doubt about
the euro. Our govt may not give a damn what anyone thinks of our foreign
policy, but they care deeply what people think of our currency & competing
currencies. I personally think all govts are trying to do the wrong thing.
They're all trying to get growth back & they're willing to mortgage the
future to do it. Where is it written that endless growth is our birthright?
We s/ focus on sustainability & efficiency.
JtownJUnkies
commented
on 08 Aug 2009
nigger niger nigger niger nigger niger nigger niger nigger niger nigger
niger nigger niger nigger niger nigger niger nigger nigernigger niger
nigger niger nigger niger nigger niger nigger nigernigger niger nigger
niger nigger niger nigger niger nigger nigernigger niger nigger niger
nigger niger nigger niger nigger nigernigger niger nigger niger nigger
niger nigger niger nigger nigernigger niger nigger niger nigger niger
nigger niger nigger nigernigger niger nigger niger nigger niger
TheCZMan
commented
on 15 Jan 2009
Nothing unexpected here. In a system based on private property, there is a
demand to protect private property. As a result, the guy with the biggest
guns has the upper hand. I learnt that from the gangs in the US which are
actually an open to everyone to see model of the world community at large.
The US has the biggest army and therefore is the best provider of security.
Putting your stuff on the ganglord's turf is the safest way of protecting
it. And actually the € is dropping.
msamour
commented
on 14 Jan 2009
Hey Mike, thanks for the update. As for the amounts of videos, it's not a
problem most of your viewers I think understand the value of hard work, and
they certainly understand that you have other things to do. I am looking
into the bonds next to crash so I am indeed glad you brought this up. I
think my prediction for the onset of inflation after May will materialize
following a bond market crash. Things in Canada are not too bad for now,
but could get worse by mid-years. Cheers!
Zach Elliott
commented
on 15 Jan 2009
I checked out a couple of articles you suggested - enlightening if somewhat
frightening reading. Unfortunately, in the US we've dispersed half of our
bank bailout w/ no strings or accountability to the very hoods who got the
ball rolling - w/ predictable results. Bernie Madoff, the greatest criminal
of all time, is barely a blip here. It truly seems we've lost all sense of
right and wrong - or perhaps any sense of scale. Thanks for your work. 5*
and I'll be subscribing.
FeverIAm
commented
on 15 Jan 2009
HK has the most free trade in Asia. There are people here from all over the
region, and they are all still very positive for future prospects. I have
seen more Masteratis and Lamborginis here than in London! There is a lot of
wealth in such a small place; and they feel they are well placed for when
the recovery in the RTOW starts. I didn't have the heart to share my theory
on that! There are signs of things slowing; but at the moment the general
atmosphere is positive.
TheCZMan
commented
on 15 Jan 2009
Germany troubles are no way a surprise. Again a coincidental situation.
Germany happened to be expert on heavy industry which includes production
of machines tools. China was building a lot of factories to meet their side
of the agreement with the US then big demand on machines tools. Germany was
probably one of the only countries to have a positive net with China. US
demand for manufactured goods drops. China demand for manchines tools
drops. Germany in trouble.
Seyoumeye Dracula
commented
on 16 Jan 2009
No!!! The reality of this CRISIS is WE humans are gaining consciousness of
our universe, planet and the self which creates a certain shift of
awareness on producing, consuming and buying less shitty products/services
offered to us by the psychopath corporate. Now because they own the media
they are struggling to hide these facts and they are bailing out the shitty
and stinky corporate as if they were the cause of the problem. Please
switch off your TV.
Bassmarko
commented
on 15 Jan 2009
Mike, It s seems like here in the states things are happening really
slowly. Cars are piling up in the port and ships are almost nonexistent.
Still it seems we are cranking along doing our thing. Do you have any idea
what will happen that will open people eyes the global meltdown that simply
cant be ignore? I have family that simply thinks this is a little slowdown
and are not taking any of this seriously. Frustrating!!
Sign up for free
to join this conversation on fsaved.com.
Already have an account? Sign in to comment
Already have an account? Sign in to comment