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Ormat Technologies Is Gathering Steam

Ormat Technologies, Inc. (ORA) operates power plants based on both geothermal and energy recovery systems. Ormat designs, builds, owns and operates these power facilities throughout the world. Ormat also designs, produces and markets recovered and geothermal energy power units and other related equipment. This company has over 40 years of experience and has approximated 80… Continue Reading

Teva Is a Strong Investment

Teva has rising revenues and earnings and its stock has been rising over the last four months. Since September 23 the stock has risen from $35 to $48. USB has given Teva a buy rating because it is expected to increase its market share. Teva is well positioned in the United States market and is… Continue Reading

Financial Relationships Between the U.S. and Latvia

Latvian Prime Minister Valdis Dombrovskis has been hard at work promoting American-Latvian relations. In July, as part of a delegation of government officials, Prime Minister Dombrovskis visited the headquarters of investment firm NCH Capital Inc. He also spoke before an audience of investors, political and economic analysts, and he signaled an interest in creating stronger… Continue Reading

Loews Corporation: A Safe Investment

Loews Corporation (L) is widely known as a full range insurance company. However, it is also deeply involved in the oil and gas industry. Loews owns and operates forty six offshore drilling rigs searching for and producing oil and natural gas. The company also markets, transports and stores oil and gas. It sells to producers,… Continue Reading

For A Greener Future Invest In Waste Management Inc.

Waste Management Inc. (WM) is on the S&P 500 list and is one of America’s leading waste disposal businesses. The company has over 20 million residential, commercial, industrial and municipal customers. The company has 45,000 employees and in 2010 showed revenue of $12.52 billion. Over the past two years, the company’s stock went from $25… Continue Reading

US Authorities Are Cracking Down On Overseas Tax Evasion, Especially Through Swiss Banks

United States authorities are moving against Swiss banks that have helped Americans evade taxes. The crackdown began in 2007, when authorities investigated Switzerland’s largest Bank, UBS AG. In 2009, UBS paid a settlement of $780 million for criminal charges that it helped thousands of wealthy American hide over $20 billion. Dozens of U.S. tax evaders… Continue Reading