The move comes after the United States and China ended their first annual Strategic and Economic Dialogue late last month, agreeing to lead the global economy out of recession, with China seeking safer investments in the world's leading economy.

But all of this is dwarfed by the real issue: the global economy.

If you are one of the few, unaffected by the global turmoil, now is a good time to buy.

For those that are really interested in this stuff John Mauldin puts out a weekly newsletter about global economic thoughts.

But, the only way to thrive in this global economy is through problem solving and innovation, and our school systems are designed to teach children how to solve problems or how to innovate.In short, it sounds like you and Bryan are saying the same thing, and I completely agree...

If your business is global, the same principles I have mentioned could apply to setting up the corporation outside the U.S. but there are more complex rules involved to reduce federal taxes (CFC, etc.).If your income is very high, tax planning is one of the best investments of your money because a few thousand dollars to a good tax planning attorney can save you many times that much in taxes.

Most investors use a global approach when marketing, but I think that just waste your valuable marketing dollars.

Oil isn't going to last, it soon wont be cost effective, it certainly isn't environmentally friendly and it won't be enough to support the global demand for energy.

Can you think of an apocalyptic movie where mankind actually worked together to make a better world after a global disaster?

This is compelling evidence that global warming does in fact exist!