I mean there are foreign businesses doing pretty well in India (like Xiaomi) with that said, you basically need to bribe India oligarchs/firms so that they can help you with a lot of stuff (probably have to do some joint venture or the likes, so they are also earning money).
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Tsai ingwen alma mater?
Didn't their Honda venture go badly in India?
Labor dispute, food poisoning and riots frequently occur at Indian factories.
TBH the result remains to be seen, but you might get the same 5yr return by buying $42B of crypto
US influence in Middle East evaporating
"US state dept on Assad's UAE visit: "We are profoundly disappointed and troubled by this apparent attempt to legitimize Bashar al-Assad... As Secretary Blinken has reiterated, we do not support efforts to rehabilitate Assad; and we do not support others normalising relations."
"US state dept on Assad's UAE visit: "We are profoundly disappointed and troubled by this apparent attempt to legitimize Bashar al-Assad... As Secretary Blinken has reiterated, we do not support efforts to rehabilitate Assad; and we do not support others normalising relations."
The Indian tax regime is among the least transparent and most unpredicable in the world, and Japan wants to become a victim of it... go for it, that's the banzai spirit.
Banzai, but you're at Saipan
China is winning quite a lot. EU is sinking quite a lot. Today is a good day
"CHART OF THE DAY: Steel prices in Europe have surged to a fresh all-time high, with bechmark hot rolled coil trading above €1,400 per tonne. Alongside the surge in fertiliser prices, this is another corner of the commodity market few are paying enough attention, but will bite"
"CHART OF THE DAY: Steel prices in Europe have surged to a fresh all-time high, with bechmark hot rolled coil trading above €1,400 per tonne. Alongside the surge in fertiliser prices, this is another corner of the commodity market few are paying enough attention, but will bite"
They want to rename a college named after Aleksandr Isayevich Solzhenitsyn...
