why is it so unique? because it is in beijing, headquarters of the china investment corporation. how much do you have to invest? we have $200 billion. $200 billion? $200 billion. this is the fund s president, gao xiqing. he has poured billions into investment houses on wall street, causing some concern here in the u.s. we think, based on your historical behavior, china, that you re gonna do mischief in our economy. [ticking] hey, how you doing? oh, i m doing well. how are you doing, sir? how you doing, scott? good to see you. is davos the most important meeting on earth? well, the top of the alps is a long way to come for the rich and powerful, but you ll run into billionaire george soros; eric schmidt, the guy who runs google; nobel prize winners; captains of industry; kings; and even a queen. lot of the work is done just sitting in the cafeteria in the congress hall and just seeing people pass by and discussing things. the queen hangs out in the
why is it so unique? because it is in beijing, headquarters of the china investment corporation. how much do you have to invest? we have $200 billion. $200 billion? $200 billion. this is the fund s president, gao xiqing. he has poured billions into investment houses on wall street, causing some concern here in the u.s. we think, based on your historical behavior, china, that you re gonna do mischief in our economy. [ticking] hey, how you doing? oh, i m doing well. how are you doing, sir? how you doing, scott? good to see you. is davos the most important meeting on earth? well, the top of the alps is a long way to come for the rich and powerful, but you ll run into billionaire george soros; eric schmidt, the guy who runs google; nobel prize winners; captains of industry; kings; and even a queen. lot of the work is done just sitting in the cafeteria in the congress hall and just seeing people pass by and discussing things. the queen hangs out in the
why is it so unique? because it is in beijing, headquarters of the china investment corporation. how much do you have to invest? we have $200 billion. $200 billion? $200 billion. this is the fund s president, gao xiqing. he has poured billions into investment houses on wall street, causing some concern here in the u.s. we think, based on your historical behavior, china, that you re gonna do mischief in our economy. [ticking] hey, how you doing? oh, i m doing well. how are you doing, sir? how you doing, scott? good to see you. is davos the most important meeting on earth? well, the top of the alps is a long way to come for the rich and powerful, but you ll run into billionaire george soros; eric schmidt, the guy who runs google; nobel prize winners; captains of industry; kings; and even a queen. lot of the work is done just sitting in the cafeteria in the congress hall and just seeing people pass by and discussing things. the queen hangs out in the
[ticking] this company has blood on its hands. he s talking about chiquita, the banana company which paid nearly $2 million in protection money to a murderous paramilitary group that killed or massacred thousands of people in colombia. these were extortion payments. these were payments that had to be made to protect the lives of our employees, and so it s one of those situations where you just simply had no other choice. either you pay or your people get killed. and you decided to pay? and the company decided to pay. absolutely. [ticking] billions of dollars is coming from this office to help bail out the u.s. economy. why is it so unique? because it is in beijing, headquarters of the china investment corporation. how much do you have to invest? we have $200 billion. $200 billion? $200 billion. this is the fund s president, gao xiqing. he has poured billions into investment houses on wall street, causing some concern here in the u.s. we think, based o
this company has blood on its hands. he s talking about chiquita, the banana company which paid nearly $2 million in protection money to a murderous paramilitary group that killed or massacred thousands of people in colombia. these were extortion payments. these were payments that had to be made to protect the lives of our employees, and so it s one of those situations where you just simply had no other choice. either you pay or your people get killed. and you decided to pay? and the company decided to pay. absolutely. [ticking] billions of dollars is coming from this office to help bail out the u.s. economy. why is it so unique? because it is in beijing, headquarters of the china investment corporation. how much do you have to invest? we have $200 billion. $200 billion? $200 billion. this is the fund s president, gao xiqing. he has poured billions into investment houses on wall street, causing some concern here in the u.s. we think, based on your hist