Saturday, November 22, 2014

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Tesla Wars — Georgia Dealerships Association Is The Latest To Go After Tesla

This article talks about how GADA (Georgia Automotive Dealership Association) has protested against Tesla’s Direct Sales strategy in Georgia. Tesla has been selling products to the customers directly without taking the help of any dealerships. This is probably because the dealerships know for a fact that Tesla is a rapidly growing company it the United States and that GADA simply wanted their cut from the customers. They have also proposed to the government that they take away Tesla’s license. However predictions prove that Tesla’s growing market in US as well as abroad will nullify any laws against them and basically their foundations are so strong that nothing can stop them from progressing.
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Top 10 Solar Energy States per Capita(US)



This article discusses how the use of solar energy is on the rise for a few states in the US namely-Hawaii, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, Delaware, California, Arizona and North Carolina. The use of Solar energy in these states have helped them to cut costs. Solar photovoltaics produce 96% less global warming pollution than coal fired plants and hence reduces the harmful effects on the environment. Solar PV reduces the need for long distance transmission lines. Statistics also show 87% usage of Solar energy by only 26% of the population. Though the interests on Solar Power suffered many attacks from the fossil fuel interests, people continued to show their commitment towards Solar energy considering it’s negligible effect on the environment.
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Hong Kong Business seminar in Germany



This article talks about a seminar which is being conducted in Germany by Board members of companies in Germany and Hong Kong. This seminar will focus on bringing German companies to Hong Kong and hence continue their expansion in Asia. Since Hong Kong enjoys a favourable location and serves as a connection between the east and the west, Hong Kong will serve as a bridge for the investors. The forum will also highlight upon the trading an commercial services that are available in Hong Kong. The seminar will also feature various companies such as Siemens, Pricewaterhouse Coopers and the like. This seminar is definitely going to benefit Hong Kong by getting them investors from Germany.