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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (1803)	1/30/2019 12:25:42 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 13803

How Huawei can try saving its technology base? React like the Japanese in the Toshiba-Konigsberg case. All 3 rotating Chairmen and CEO Ren Zhengfei to resign. Fire CFO for putting Huawei in disrepute. Xi Jinping has to accuse Huawei of ‘betraying China’ Block Huawei sales to Iran for 1 year and a penalty estimated to be worth 12% of the company’s total exports at the time of the sale to Iran.. The Chinese firm to run full-page ads in scores of newspapers nationwide and the apology will appear in 91 newspapers by next day. Close down Skycom. Toshiba and the Japanese did all that and saved Toshiba from bankruptcy. THE TOSHIBA-KONGSBERG CASE projectalpha.eu Toshiba apologizes to nation for sale of submarine technology upi.com

To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (1803)

1/31/2019 2:24:23 AM

From: elmatador

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As the Chinese era goes kaputt, how the world will grow?

The Chinese era ending the world no longer will wait for the Communist Party to implement stimulus and pull the world along.

The rest of the world itself has to take up the slack.

Emerging Markets
Regardless of whether everyone agrees about the impact of higher long-term interest rates, the dovish tone in the Fed's announcement today is seen as a positive for U.S. and emerging markets stocks. Lower interest rates in the U.S. are positive for emerging market economies because they should push the value of the U.S. dollar down, which keeps the pressure off of domestic emerging market currencies.

From now on China will need the rest of the world to grow for it to grow too.

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