China May Surpass India as Biggest Gold Market, WGC Says From Bloomberg See Dr. Pinna’s comments below… Gold demand in China may surge as much as 30 percent this year as rising incomes boost consumption, helping the country topple India as the world’s largest bullion market on an annual basis, [...]
Malicious Migrants, are like cockroaches. They come from hidden areas in other countries seeking money and well being in rich countries. However, they are not interested in working. They are interested in robbing the weak and even raping women in countries that have accumulated wealth and have become soft in terms of their protective and [...]
Their Moon Shot and Ours By THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN China is doing moon shots. Yes, that’s plural. When I say “moon shots” I mean big, multibillion-dollar, 25-year-horizon, game-changing investments. China has at least four going now: one is building a network of ultramodern airports; another is building a web of high-speed trains connecting major cities; [...]
The price of gold in recent years has been soaring, and many people who know nothing about investing are buying gold, primarily out of fear that the future will bring surprising shocks for the value of their paper money. Governments across the world, from Europe to China, are trying to solve their economic problems by [...]
GRAPH–CHINA’S HOLDINGS OF U.S. TREASURIES China’s Holdings of Treasuries Decline for First Time By Cordell Eddings and Daniel Kruger, from Bloomberg China, the largest foreign U.S. creditor, reduced itsholdings of U.S. government securities last year for the first time since the Treasury Department began compiling the data in 2001. The world’s second-largest economy held [...]
JEREMY LIN CHINA LEADS THE WORLD IN MANUFACTURING AND NOW—IN BASKETBALL! Jeremy Lin, Harvard Graduate, shows the world that brainy people can shoot the hoop by Sanford Pinna, M.D. Copyright 2012 When I was growing up in Cleveland, Ohio, I tried every sport that existed. I managed well in tennis, running and boxing. But when [...]
By William Lynch, from Huffpost and Livestrong and CBS Grown in Thailand (and China), jasmine rice gets its name for the fragrant jasmine scent it produces while being cooked. Black jasmine rice, while not as prevalent as the white and brown varieties, adds more vibrant color to meals, but it also provides additional health benefits, [...]
I have just returned from a week in Hong Kong and parts of Mainland China. I cannot speak Mandarin fluently yet, but I am learning, albeit slowly. Mandarin is not difficult, in fact the grammar is quite simple in comparison to German or Russian. The basic problem is accumulating a large number of small words [...]
