Qualcomm Inc., the world’s largest maker of mobile phone chips, will invest about $1 billion in a new computer-display plant in Taiwan, the island’s Ministry of Economic Affairs said today.
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Qualcomm to Invest $1 Billion in Taiwan Display Plant
Masharie to invest $190m in buyouts
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Masharie to invest $190m in buyouts
Anglo American Plc , the world’s fifth-largest base-metals producer by market value, agreed to invest as much as 1.3 billion reais in its iron- ore port project with billionaire Eike Batista ’s LLX Logistica SA to export the mineral from Brazil.
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Anglo to Invest $770 Million in Brazil Port With Batista’s LLX
Taiwan’s Hon Hai Precision Industry Co will buy a majority stake in a Hitachi Ltd display unit for about $1.2 billion, making it the world’s top ranked maker of small and medium sized LCDs, the Nikkei newspaper said on Monday.
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Hon Hai to invest $1.2 billion in Hitachi LCD unit: report
China plans to invest 30 billion dollars on water conservation projects in 2011 to reduce the impact of natural disasters on grain production, state media said Saturday.
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China to invest $30 bn in water saving projects
In the 21st century, America cannot afford the politics of irresponsible profligacy or mindless austerity. Atlanta’s mayor, Kasim Reed, is one example of the new breed of leader.
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Cut Here. Invest There.
Bill Gross’s Pimco Total Return Fund, the world’s largest mutual fund, may invest as much as 10 percent of assets in equity-linked securities such as preferred stocks, according to a regulatory filing.
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Pimco Total Return to Invest as Much as 10% in Equity Securities
Ford Motor Company said Thursday it would invest 600 million dollars to upgrade a Kentucky plant into the US automaker’s highest-volume plant in the world.
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Ford to invest 600 mln dollars in US plant ramp-up
Ford Motor Co., the world’s most profitable automaker, is hiring 1,800 workers and spending $600 million to overhaul a factory in Louisville, Kentucky, to build small sport-utility vehicles.
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Ford Investing $600 Million, Hiring 1,800 at SUV Plant
I would be putting it mildly if I said that the world has come through a lot in the last few years. Much of the ills of the world have been blamed on bankers, but the fact remains that people at the helm of putting things right are also bankers — but of a slightly different ill, ie.
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Value investing: Top-down or bottom-up?
