BAKER WHY DID YOU REMOVE MAXWELL DEPOSITION?
HERE IT IS AGAIN
BAKER WHY DID YOU REMOVE MAXWELL DEPOSITION?
HERE IT IS AGAIN
BAKER IS TRYING TO CENSOR THE MAXWELL DEPOSITION
WHY IS BILL BARR NOT DOING ANYTHING? I thought you said prosecutors were better than special counsels. Now Trump is saying we need a special counsel and to fire Barr? Disinfo?
On February 17 2012, BIDEN met with Xi, then Vice-President (but soon to be China President) in California.5 By BIDEN’s count, he met with Xi for a rough total of 25 hours in 2011 and 2012. 6 One topic of discussion was access for US film companies in the China market.
https://www.latimes.com/politics/story/2019-07-17/joe-biden-money-hollywood-studios-china
Thornton Group to bring Rosemont Seneca executives met with Chinese Finance / fund industry executives
2010-04-12
Thornton Group and its US partner Rosemont Seneca Chairman Hunter Biden (the second son of the US Vice President Joe Biden) and other high-level officials visited Chinese financial institutions and fund companies from April 7th to 9th. Including China Investment Co., Ltd., National Council of Social Security Funds, China Life Asset Management Co., Ltd., Postal Savings Bank of China, Hillhouse Capital and Founder Group, etc., aiming to further deepen mutual understanding and explore the possibility of commercial cooperation and opportunity. The Chinese companies and financial institutions visited expressed a warm welcome to Thornton Group and Rosemont Seneca, and hoped to strengthen exchanges, in-depth discussions and reach cooperation.
The delegation was led by James Bulger, Chairman of Thornton Group, and Lin Junliang, Chief Executive Officer, to visit and meet Chinese personnel including: Gao Xiqing, General Manager and Chief Investment Officer of China Investment Corporation, Equity Assets Department (Industrial Investment Department) of the National Council of Social Security Fund The person in charge Ji Guoqiang, Vice President Cui Yong of China Life Asset Management Co., Ltd., Peng Zuogang, General Manager of Postal Savings Bank of China, Zhang Lei, Founder of Hillhouse Capital, Wei Xin, Chairman of Founder Group, and Xia Yangjun, Vice President of Founder Group.
Capping off a week in which the theme of cooperative business relations dominated a U.S. visit by China's next leader, a major Chinese industrial conglomerate will sign a $1.25 billion partnership with a small U.S. tech start-up that converts coal into natural gas.
The deal between China Wanxiang Holdings and Cambridge, Mass.-based GreatPoint Energy includes an equity investment of $420 million, the largest ever by a Chinese corporation into a venture-capital-funded U.S. company, according to industry tracker VentureSource.
With the financing from Wanxiang, GreatPoint Energy will build the first large-scale plant in China to convert coal into natural gas using a process called hydromethanation. When the first phase of the project is complete in 2015, the plant should produce 30 billion cubic feet of natural gas, representing about 0.5% of China's projected energy needs, according to the companies.
GreatPoint Energy President Daniel Goldman said he expected the deal to generate 2,000 full-time equivalent jobs in the U.S. by the time the project is completed.
The companies will establish a joint venture to build and operate the first plant, then build more like it in Asia and elsewhere.
U.S. Congressman Wayne T. Gilchrest meets with Chinese Ambassador to the United States Yang Jiechi October 7, 2004. He is joined by Sen. Tom Carper, Rep. Mike Castle, and Sen. Joe Biden, all of Delaware.
CALETTA RENEWABLE ENERGY, LLC
Company Number
000911204
Incorporation Date
8 December 2005 (almost 15 years ago)
Company Type
Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC)
Jurisdiction
Massachusetts (US)
Registered Address
25 BLANCHARD STREET
PALMER,
01069
MA
USA
Previous Names
CALETTA, LLC
Agent Name
DAVID J. CALLAHAN
Agent Address
25 BLANCHARD ROAD, PALMER, MA, 01069, USA
Directors / Officers
DAVID J. CALLAHAN, agent
DAVID J. CALLAHAN, manager
DAVID J. CALLAHAN, soc signatory
DAVID J. CALLAHAN, real property
VINCENT F. BARLETTA, manager
VINCENT F. BARLETTA, soc signatory
VINCENT F. BARLETTA, real propert