Forbes: Richest Member in Royal Family all over the world
The world 15 richest members in royal families in the world have total 131 billion U.S. dollars property, which is far higher than the previous year of 95 billion U.S. dollars.
Thailand King Bhumibol – Adulyadej ranks the top place, his transparency of Crown Property Holdings continue to increase, his wealth increased by 7 times, while his net assets have reached 35 billion U.S. dollars, so he has replaced Brunei Sultan. Brunel Sultan is the only one elected to the list, he is the Asian monarchy, his net assets reach 20 billion U.S. dollars.
China Construction Bank in Forbes
In the first half of 2008, China Construction Bank ranked 18th place of top 500 world bank published by the UK “Banker” magazine; it listed in 69th place of top 2000 world listed companies commented by “Forbes” magazine in the United States; it listed in 62th place of top 500 published by Britain “Financial Times “.
The first Fall of Toyota Global Sales this year in tha Past 10 Year
In the global impact of the financial crisis and the slowdown of the economic, Japan Toyouta Motor Market in the United States and Europe had been in the doldrums. And it is expected the global sales in 2008 will be lower than the last year data.
Jordan and Korea go to a Negotiation for the Power Investment Project of 500 Million Dollars
Officials in Jordan and Korea Mines Ministry said that Kepco company in Korea won out in the 4 received bids in book. Jordan is working with the company on the final details of the consultations, so that the negotiations are expected to be completed soon.
British Media said Russia’s Richest Man has been the Biggest Loser in the World Financial Crisis
From British “Guardian”, the latest richest man in Russia, Oleg-Jerry became the biggest loser in the global financial crisis. “Forbes” said that his property was still 28.6 billion dollars, including his enterprises such as aluminum, construction, auto parts industry and a van factory in England Birmingham.
Japan Mitsubishi UFJ Group’s Net Profit had a sharp Fall in Half in the First Half of Fiscal Year
It is reported that at the beginning of this fiscal year, Mitsubishi UFJ Group was expected to have about 5% growth. However, due to the subsequent deteriorate economic caused the increase in non-performing loans, and the loss in the stock price. So that the Group had recieved about 100 billion yen net profit.
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