Markets profits fall

All titles today in international markets and business press

- Bank shares fall in Europe

- Asia stocks see sharp falls

- China data show slightly smaller growth picture

- Dow's back in red for 2011

China's markets falling down, Euro area on the same way...
May be the end of euro zone in the next days or weeks.

Apple citi lead market

What could save the citi and the Apple business and market... this week!!!!
The citi values wait for a new perspective this week, with a big slate of earnings reports from the tech and banking sectors.

- Dow Jones Industrial Average

- Nasdaq Composite Index

- S&P 500 Index

- Apple Inc.

David Rolfe,“The big gun is Apple”. “We’re actually expecting a really big beat on the Street and the company’s forecasts. The biggest movers in terms of where they really could beat expectations are the iPhone and iPad.”

Values from internet and SEO could be a good target....

Chinese entrepreneurs, despite drawbacks, focus on China alone

Chinese, the new paradise for entrepreneurs.

Nothing compare in the world. Consider as a well-functioning market for tech industry and startup, with many capital and talent, the fast-growing market in the world.

Five strengths can describe the chinese market::
1 - Dealing with the Great Firewall, a deal with the chinese workers system

2 - Copy First Strategy, based on a copy of all the foreign Internet companies

3 - The Chinese Silicon Valley, Beijing seems to fit the bill requires many things (from schools, research institutes, sources of capital, law firms and accounting firms)

4 - Threat from Within, china is on the way to become one af the biggest area for consumers and customers

5 - The Huge Opportunity, chinese tech entrepreneurs are obliged to work with the chinese market. They taste their company on the national market, and the same for company development

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Article link, thenextweb Chinese entrepreneurs, despite drawbacks, focus on China alone
"The tech scene in China is unlike anything around the world — what’s surprising is that despite its uniqueness, it’s a model that is proven to work. Chinese entrepreneurs, despite mostly focused only on China as compared to foreign tech companies looking to expand globally, see plenty of potential for growth, and that’s what we’re interested in finding out. (...)"

Asian Stocks Drop as U.S. Jobs, Manufacturing Reports Disappoint

What could became in the business world in the few weeks or months?

Bad weather on Asian and USA markets. Concern, Asian stocks dropped and U.S. manufacturing expanded.at the weakest pace than forecast.

The MSCI Asia Pacific Index dropped 1.8 percent, concern Manufacturing growth from China, the U.S. and Europe slowed in May. And the deepened over Europe’s debt crisis do nat trust markets.

A part of this damage is near the weak manufacturing and employment in USA. In link, Investors are worried to take risks.

In USA, carmakers and supplier notebook computer step down too.

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By Jonathan Burgos and Shani Raja, Asian Stocks Drop as U.S. Jobs, Manufacturing Reports Disappoint
"Asian stocks dropped for the first time in three days after U.S. manufacturing expanded at the weakest pace in more than a year and employers hired fewer workers than forecast, fueling concern the global economic recovery will slow.
“The weak manufacturing and employment data coming on the back of soft data out of Europe and China and another downgrade for Greece have added to concerns about the strength of the global economy,”(...)"

À Wall Street, les investisseurs se font plus frileux

Les USA auraient-ils du mal à ce sortir de la crise? Avec une croissance plus mole que prévu, un chômage qui n'arrive pas à baisser, les indice Dow Jones, Standard & Poor's 500 et Nasdaq Composite affichent encore des résultats à la baisse.

Même les grandes banques doivent abaisser leurs estimations liées aux marchés. Seules persistent les prévisions sur les actions des sociétés.

Les indices à surveiller:
- Le secteur manufacturier
- le marché immobilier
- les chiffres de l'emploi

Suite de l'article, L'Expansion.com - Reuters À Wall Street, les investisseurs se font plus frileux
"La tendance devrait continuer à être morose cette semaine à Wall Street, face au ralentissement de la croissance économique, aux révolutions du printemps arabe et au risque de défaut sur la dette de certains pays de la zone euro.
Sur la semaine écoulée, l'indice Dow Jones et le Standard & Poor's 500 ont affiché leur quatrième semaine de baisse. Le S&P 500 a reculé de 0,16%, le Dow Jones de 0,56% et le Nasdaq Composite de 0,23%.
Au cours des deux dernières semaines, UBS, Citigroup et Goldman Sachs ont abaissé leurs estimations.
Jonathan Golub, responsable de l'investissement en actions chez UBS à New York, a décidé de ne pas bouger son objectif sur le Standard & Poor's 500 à 1.425 points, mais il a augmenté ses prévisions de bénéfice par action pour les sociétés de l'indice.(...)"