Rio to invest & #36;13b despite uncertainty
Mining giant Rio Tinto expects capital spending to reach & #36;13 billion over the next 18 months, driven by strong Chinese demand for its iron ore products.
Suzano to Invest $800 Million to Build Bioenergy Facitiites
July 29, 2010 – Brazilian pulp and paper producer Suzano Papel e Celulose plans to invest up to $800 million to create a bioenergy business unit.
EDC to invest $1B in power plants in next 5 years
Energy Development Corp., the countrys biggest producer of geothermal energy, is eyeing to invest some $1 billion over the next five years to put up greenfield power plants.
Hebei to invest more than 100 billion yuan to boost tourism
China’s Hebei province plans to invest more than 100 billion yuan to launch more than 100 key tourism projects each year over the next five years starting in 2011.
Investing in businesses
You have elected to become an investor, which is the next step after you have become a saver. You can choose just to remain a saver and never invest, but then your default is cash. I will define cash separately as most people get very confused about what is cash and what is not.
County continues to invest in Extension efforts
County officials agreed to continue to invest in the future of the countys development by funding Extension efforts with no cuts for the next year.
Etisalat Plans to Invest $1.4 Billion For Egypt Unit Expansion
June 13 — Emirates Telecommunications Corp., the United Arab Emirates phone company known as Etisalat, plans to invest 8 billion Egyptian pounds in the next three years to expand the network of its Egyptian unit.
Samsung to Invest $21 Billion in Massive Green Tech Push
Samsung Group has just announced that it will invest $21 billion dollars into clean energy technology in the next decade.
IP Converge to invest P100M in Cebu
AN information technology and telecommunications company announced last week its plan to invest up to P100 million for a data center in Cebu early next year. read more
Taiwan to invest in cloud-based computing
Taiwan’s government will invest 24 billion New Taiwan dollars in cloud-based computing over the next five years, as a complement to Microsoft Corp.’s support for local firms to develop and use the new technology.