Europäische Werte

Das ist hier natürlich keine allumfasssende Darstellung, denn ich habe nur Ausschnitte aus einem Blog mit dem Namen Sovereign Wealth Funds genommen. Da schon dieser Ausschnitt zu umfangreich ist, übersetze ich ihn nur in kleinen Teilen und belasse das meiste auf Englisch. Man erkennt jedoch die Namen der Unternehmen:

26a)Börse Dubai besitzt a 20% in der Londoner Börse und 20% an den Nasdaq OMX Groupe (the Stockholm based Nordic Exchanges OMX)

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26b)Dubai World Corporation - Dubai/UAE - kontrollier mehr als  $10 Milliarde in Immobilienbeteiligungen.
überwiegend in den USA und Europa, darunter eine in  Trafalgar Square,

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28.Qatar Investment Authority/QIA - Qatar - the world's
largest exporter of liquefied natural gas and an oil exporter
- $60 Billion - has a 15% stake in London Stock Exchange (15% Beteiligung in der Londoner Börse)
for $1,2 Billion, bought a 25,4% stake in UK supermarket
giant Sainsbury, invested Pfstg.2 Billion/about $3,3 Billion
for a stake of 12,7% into Barclays and QIA's chief executive,
Billionaire Sheikh Hamad Bin Jassim Bin Jabor Al Thani,
member of the royal family, also Foreign Minister and Prime
Minister of Qatar, another Pfstg.300 Million/about $500 Million
through his investment vehicle Challenger Universal Ltd. for
a stake of 2,8% in Barclays, reaching a joint stake of 15,5%,
controlling with Abu Dhabi Billionaire HH Sheikh Mansour Bin
Zahed Al Nayan once operation is settled more than 30% of this
third largest British bank, is a major shareholder of Credit
Suisse and is interested to buy into Airbus parent EADS/
European Aeronautic Defence and Space, QIA and the the
Kuwait Investment Authority/KIA took part in a $3,95 Billion
deal to buy four buildings in New York, including the $2,8 Billion
sale of the GM Building

28a) Doha Securities Market/DSM - Qatar - NYSE has
taken a 25% equity stake in Qatar's stock market/DSM,
worth about $250 Million, while QIA will hold the remaining
75%

28b) Barwa Real Estate Co, an affiliate of the QIA's $40 Billion
property wing, agreed on a $2 Billion deal with state-owned
Libyan Development and Investment Co.

28c) Delta Two and Delta Three Funds privately managed
but backed by the Gulf State Qatar

28d) Qatar Financial Centre - Doha/Qatar - funded by the
State of Qatar to attract high quality financial services
institutions and corporates providing a new window to access
and share the enormous wealth being created in Qatar and
the Gulf region

29.Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund/PIF - fund
connected to the Saudi- Government/Saudi Arabian
Monetary Agency/SAMA - Saudi Arabia - with estimated
assets of more than $380 Billion and the mandate to invest
only internally, teamed up with the Government of
Singapore Investment Corporation/GIC to invest $11,5
Billion into UBS and it's believed the Saudi royal family was
involved and that Prince Sultan, the crown prince and
defence minister, approved the deal

29a)Sanabil al-Saudia - Saudi Arabia - $5,3 Billion -
first Saudi SWF wholly owned by PIF with a proposed
investment strategy maximising long-term rates of return -
the new Fund could become eventually one of the world's
leading SWF and global players, due to the enormeous
potential of Saudi Arabia to inject cash from oil exports

29b)Saudi Arabian General Investment Authority/SAGIA -
with huge infrastructure investments plans to position
Saudi Arabia among the top 10 most competitive nations
by 2010

29c) Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal bin Abdul Aziz Al-Saud -
net worth about $29,5 Billion (Forbes-world's 13 richest
person), member of Saudi Royal Family, largest individual
shareholder of Citigroup with about 4,3% to be increased
to 5%, invested in Compac, Kodak, Ebay, Priceline.com,
Amazon.com, World.com, Fairmont Hotel, Four Seasons -
Other important members of Saudi Royal Family:
29d) HRH Prince Sultan Bin Abdul Aziz Al-Saud -
Crown Prince and Deputy Premier, Minister of Defence
and Aviation and Inspector General
29e) HRH Prince Saud Al-Faisal bin Abdul Aziz Al-Saud -
Minister of Foreign Affairs

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Starbucks und Caribou

Den Hinweis auf Caribou hatte ich von einem Kommentator bei Jihad Watch erfahren. Es liegt nicht an Starbucks, dass die Moslems Starbucks boykottieren wollen, sondern an Caribou: Sie wollen Caribou, die Zweitgrößte Coffee-Shop Kette vorwärts bringen und deswegen greifen sie Starbucks an. Im Link kann man lesen, wer hinter Caribou steckt.

Es tut mir leid für diesen zusammengeschnipselten Beitrag, aber  ich habe z. Z. viel zu tun und die Infos sind wichtig. Die wirtschaftlich interessierten Leser werden auch so die Inhalte verstehen. Wenn man dem ersten Link folgt, wird man auch Angaben über Daimler finden.