China Financial Daily

April 25, 2010

Global inflation is expected to form China’s largest financial bubble in history

Filed under: Financial News — Tags: — sherry @ 11:27 pm -0700

Global inflation is expected to form China’s largest financial bubble in history
China Europe International Business School accounting professor Ding Yuan on the 24th that China’s largest financial bubble in history is taking shape as original as the possibility of relying on export-led economy has not, and consumption is difficult to be enhanced by investment in certain risk .

Demand from the production of root cause analysis, four factors of production can be seen, first, land and other natural resources, and the second is the capital, the third is the labor, human capital is the fourth person’s knowledge and skills. He said China was relying on the first two elements, two elements are to raise the back of the share, to increase employment, to technological progress, so as to make ordinary workers and professionals, income growth, income growth can increase consumption.

“Increase the share of labor and human capital, other words that is changing the economic development mode.” Wu Jinglian said that this matter has been talk in China for 20 years, but progress has been slow, the fundamental problem in the system.

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China became the third largest shareholder country of the World Bank

Filed under: Uncategorized — sherry @ 11:05 pm -0700

China became the third largest shareholder country of the World Bank
News on April 25, 2010: World Bank Development Committee meeting on the 25th spring developed to developing countries through the transfer of voting rights reform, the reform to the voting rights of the Bank of China from the current 2.77% to 4.42%, as the World Bank third-largest shareholder after the United States and Japan.

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April 24, 2010

IBM layoffs: IBM plans to cut 200 employees and shift some operations to Singapore

Filed under: Financial News — Tags: , — sherry @ 9:42 am -0700

IBM layoffs: IBM plans to cut 200 employees and shift some operations to Singapore
April 22, according to foreign media reports, IBM has announced that the company will transfer part of the business operations department to Singapore, also will cut 200.

According to reports, IBM will this part of the company’s employees to take “voluntary departure program”, while some staff still want to be included in the company of other business units.

The company has been in Dublin in the technical base camp (Technology Campus) and the related staff to start negotiations on the redundancy scheme.

A spokesman for IBM, said the layoff plans announced last year, while high-end server, the company plans to transfer R & D to Asia. Originally part of the service in Europe, Asia and Africa server market, R & D staff in Dublin and other cities for new jobs.

IBM in Ireland currently has more than 3,000 employees, the company said it will be set up in Dublin, the “wisdom of urban technical support center” to recruit 200 staff. In view of IBM in Ireland part of the city is setting up software lab in the future also need about 100 technical personnel.

Earlier, a government spokesman has said IBM hopes to avoid layoffs of employees to take mandatory measures.

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