He graduated from Bowdoin College in Maine in 1974 and earned a law degree at the University of California at Berkeley, where he also became interested in politics.
He described recent statements from US President Donald Trump as those of "a showman" who "obviously relishes" celebrity, noting that the recent escalation in trade rhetoric could reflect the proximity of US midterm elections in November this year.
He described Albania as an attractive country, a growing market with stable economic, political and legal structure, as well as a liberalized economic framework and good conditions for doing business.
He hoped BRICS media would carry forward the spirit of BRICS, deepen mutually beneficial cooperation, tell good stories of BRICS countries and inject more positive energy into BRICS partnership.
He believes his intervention may have spared many of these children from their parents' punishment for not being awarded a bag.
He made the remarks at a news conference held on the sidelines of the ongoing 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China.
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He estimated stock markets in the mainland may rebound in early 2019 as the Chinese economy expands and the impacts of trade tensions and global market trends become more predictable.
He noted such exchanges did not only contribute judges from home and abroad to understanding how each country was safeguarding IP rights, "but also helped us show what judicial efforts we paid on the IP protection to the world," he added.
He helped raise several rounds of syndicated and project debt, prepared the company for listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, and finally assisted with its 100-percent equity sale to State-owned China General Nuclear Power Corporation, spending the last year spearheading financial operations while helping the new Chinese parent company with its strategic plans and post-merger integration.
He launched a crackdown on what he called big financial "crocodiles" and "barbarians", who were tycoons who wield capital power to manipulate stock prices and disrupt fair market play.