Response from: Don    (11/07/06 3:22am)

The big guys are getting bigger. Keep it up! Just to let you know this: I ran into an exciting book: China and the new world order: how entrepreneurship, globalization, and borderless business are reshaping China and the world, written by the outspoken Chinese journalist George Zhibin Gu. It is a must read, for it has huge stories on Morgan Stanley and other big boys: they made billions within months by buying the bankrupt Chinese banks and insurance companies.

Response from: biofuelsimon    (11/16/06 6:27am)

I've blogged this on the Big Biofuels Blog. www.icis.com/blogs/biofuels. Its a big development for biofuels makers and carbon trading.

Response from: biofuelsimon    (11/16/06 6:28am)

I've blogged this on the Big Biofuels Blog.http:www.icis.com/blogs/biofuels. Its a big development for biofuels makers and carbon trading.

Response from: biofuelsimon    (11/16/06 6:28am)

I've blogged this on the Big Biofuels Blog http:www.icis.com/blogs/biofuels. Its a big development for biofuels makers and carbon trading.

Response from: Local Insurance Agent    (04/25/07 3:56am)

When Better World Now! (BWN!) was looking for a method to balance its profit driven conservation models it had to seriously consider how carbon trading would affect its business model. It seems like Morgan Stanley made a wise investment.

Response from: Business Loan    (04/27/07 12:56pm)

The idea behind carbon trading means that the carbon would be given an economic value, allowing people, companies or nations to trade it. If a nation has bought carbon, it would buy the rights to burn it, and a nation selling carbon would be giving up its rights to burn it. I think the carbon trading is a real way to meet the goals laid out in the Kyoto Protocol and to solve the problem of global warming.