Panama Canal Widening Project will be actively engaged in the completion in 2014
On February 15 electricity, according to “Central News Agency”, it is reported that not affected by the international economic crisis, the Panama Canal widening project is still in a positive manner, and is scheduled to be completed on schedule in 2014, when the canal boats will increase access as twice as the current. According to a canal widening project which the Panamanian government in the previous year got through, including the construction of the third group of gates and widen the narrowest section of the river, about 13.7 kilometers of the Snake Bay, with a total project cost of up to 5.25 billion U.S. dollars.
The financial crisis hit which led to four billionaires suicide
Only when the tide receded, you will know who is skinny dipping. “In 1993, Buffett ? Berkshire Hathaway at the annual meeting of shareholders of the Company said. Coming into 2008, capital bubble raging tide receded, so the beach crowd was left the”shrimp soldiers and crab generals” unable to extricate. However, look back to the beach, several well-known “giants” also are here. They may have been swimming, in the struggle, but in the face of such a large scale at low tide, they may feel really tired, so chosen to abandon the sea, to give up life, lying on “the beach” on the rest, “one eye closed, not open, never passed.”
Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics vigorously cut costs to deal with economic crisis
Hexun news, according to South Korea, “Chosun Ilbo”, it is reported, LG Electronics and Samsung Electronics are to launch a cost-cutting war. In December 2008, Nam Yong, the vice president of LG Electronics in Seoul’s office of corporate headquarters, put up a “War Room” as the banner which words to express the will to deal with the economic crisis on the state of readiness status. Nam Yong, vice president of business drawn the human resources and cooperated with foreign consulting firm, so turned a war room into a command headquarters of operations.
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