Am I the only person who is so shocked about the Toyota recall? Such a rock solid company that is in crisis. Similar to Sun Microsystem being bought by Oracle. Toyota has a longer history and high prestige in the global market. I am sitting there, jaw dropped.
Toyota news today
Another jaw dropper of the day: UK PMs Charged Over Expenses. Gone is the days when politicians were noble.
There will be earthquakes and tsunami that destroy lives; the U.S. could lead the global economy into financial crisis; the U.S. auto companies and financial sectors would need government bail-out; and the state of California could run bankrupt. On the brighter side: a black man could be the U.S. president; the Chinese would journey into space. We just have to be prepared for and adapted to any change that is coming up.
By Ying Lei.
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Friday, February 5, 2010
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