The electronic car made by Chinese firm BYD, which is invested by Warren Buffet, is scheduled to enter the US auto market second half of this year. The car sells for $40,000...still too expensive.
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- Market is trending down
- How strong is economic recovery?
- Comedy on Obama's take on bankers
- Foreclosures still rising
- Roubini on economic outlook
- The ugly truth behind dollar and euro
- Is China's real estate bubble ready to burst?
- Stiglitz at Davos
- State of the Union
- Fed exposed
- Early signs of 'double dip"
- What drives Euro?
- Existing home sales
- Budget gap by state
- Clash in the White House
- Smart regulations
- On Bank Bashing
- "Volcker Rule": The New Glass-Steagall
- China to launch foreign stock ETF
- Household leverage and house prices
- No more proprietary trading?
- Larry Summers on innovation economy
- FDI in 2009
- Those investment fools
- Mass got a GOP
- BYD to enter the US market
- Snapshot of China's Wind Power Industry
- Four things to worry in 2010
- China's hot money headache, continued
- Housing price and migration in the US
- Linkedin vs. Facebook
- China became world's largest auto producer and con...
- Credit contraction
- Washington, we might have a problem
- Bubble warning
- December employment update
- Start to feel inflation in China
- Stock market reform in China
- Job Perspective of America's Lost Decade
- China's pollution in comparative perspective
- Report from AEA meeting, Part IV
- Report from AEA meeting, Part III
- Report from AEA meeting, Part II
- Report from AEA meeting, Part I
- 2009 market performance in historical perspective
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