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I suspect we will continue to do so in the future. Just like our stock selection, we are focusing on quality over quantity. Fiat (BIT:FCA) and Ferrari (RACE) are two investments that you seem quite passionate about based on the material you shared. It seems a key part of the thesis is increment

e to sell bauxite/alumina. due to operating in the bottom quartile of the cost curve (exhibit to the right AWAC has invested into a JV. Ma'aden. in Saud Arabia. which will operate as the lowest cost refiner in the world). Regardless of how aluminum pricing behaves. bauxite/alumina will remain a pre- cious

49433 a By Andrew Critchlow, Commodities editor 10:25AM BST 02 Aug 2015 C 277 Comments Car parks filled with abandoned sand covered Porsche and Ferrari sports cars was an enduring image of Dubai's last flirtation with economic oblivion five years ago. The Persian Gulf sheikhdom had loaded up on bil

as little crude of its own its mercantile economy depends to a large extent on the wealth and economic activity that is created around in Abu Dhabi, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Kuwait. These energy superpowers create the economic activity which sustains Dubai and its large service economic which rests on the ind

deleted from the blogosphere photos of a fatal Beijing car crash, believed to involve the son of a close ally of President Hu Jintao. The car was a Ferrari. The driver was killed and two young women with him badly injured. "Photos of the horrific smash in Beijing were deleted within hours of appearing

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