u*n
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😭
K*N
3 楼
kao!
B*e
4 楼
卖的call又成废纸了，哈哈。
a*m
5 楼
baba该加税了。
现在淘宝天猫一年的销售额上万亿，养猪养的差不多了，
该让他出点血了。
不征税，继续养。
那就是，明末听东林党的，给东南富商免税，
对西北农民征税的路数了。
明朝末年后来的故事，是以清军入关，崇祯自己吊死在煤山
上而落幕的。
就算美国，amazon，ebay，很多州都收税了。
现在淘宝天猫一年的销售额上万亿，养猪养的差不多了，
该让他出点血了。
不征税，继续养。
那就是，明末听东林党的，给东南富商免税，
对西北农民征税的路数了。
明朝末年后来的故事，是以清军入关，崇祯自己吊死在煤山
上而落幕的。
就算美国，amazon，ebay，很多州都收税了。
u*n
6 楼
马总表示鸭梨不大，还可以在落三集买好几栋豪宅。。
a*m
7 楼
Jack Ma 有当现代东林党的苗头呀
http://4.mobile.mitbbs.ca/pc/pccon_6913_432889.html
作者：awaydream
发表时间：2015-11-19
更新时间：2015-11-19
浏览：82次
评论：2篇
地址：50.
那就是不交税！
前面免你的税，扶你一程，也差不多了。
淘宝加天猫都好几万亿的交易额了，还不交税，
有点说不过去了。
这么富，这么有钱，还不交税。
国家又必须得收税，再摊派给山东和西北的农民吗？
摊派给失掉工作的下岗工人吗？
Shunning protocol, Obama interviews Alibaba billionaire Ma
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/11/18/us-apec-summit-obama-
alibaba-idUSKCN0T70Y420151118#ggtF2M5SVIQbZT0m.97
U.S. President Barack Obama and Alibaba Chairman Jack Ma take part
in a
dialogue at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) CEO Summit
in
Manila November 18, 2015.
REUTERS/AARON FAVILA/POOL
U.S. President Barack Obama took time off at an Asia-Pacific summit
on
Wednesday for an unusual task - putting questions to Chinese
internet
billionaire Jack Ma and a young Filipina entrepreneur on government-
business
ties in a panel discussion.
Obama joked comfortably with the eccentric founder and executive
chairman of
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. (BABA.N), which is looking to make
inroads into
foreign markets, including the United States.
During the discussion on the sidelines of the Asia Pacific Economic
Cooperation (APEC) summit in Manila, the U.S. president probed Ma on
how he
thought government and established businesses could help young
entrepreneurs.
"Government is simple - just reduce the tax, or no tax, for these
guys," Ma
responded, to a wave of laughter and applause from the audience of
business
executives.
"You got a lot of cheers from your fellow CEOs," Obama quipped in
response.
Ma's remarks come as Alibaba works to invest heavily in ventures
abroad.
Executives have said its push beyond the China market is a top
priority, as
the company works to maintain its rapid growth even as the prospect
of e-
commerce saturation at home looms large.
Alibaba has said some of its larger overseas markets include Brazil
and
Russia.
Obama also praised the relatively unknown Filipina entrepreneur,
Aisa Mijeno
, a professor of engineering who invented a lamp powered by salt
water. He
suggested that Ma should invest in the company of his fellow
panelist after
she said she was looking for funding to mass-produce the lamps.
"I’m just saying," Obama said, throwing Ma a suggestive look.
"Serving as a
matchmaker here, a little bit."
Ma smiled in response. He said Alibaba had been putting 0.3 percent
of the
company's total revenue for the past six years toward encouraging
young
people to find solutions to climate change and other environmental
issues.
Ma added that he thought it was a "fantastic idea" to invest in
clean
technology, referring to a recent conversation in which Microsoft
Corp. (
MSFT.O) co-founder Bill Gates broached the idea.
Agreement on climate change is one of the bright spots in
Washington's
troubled relationship with Beijing, which has been shaken recently
by a row
over China's increasingly assertive posture in the South China Sea.
Leaders of the two countries agreed in September to a common vision
for a
global climate change agreement, including steps to deliver on
earlier
pledges to slash greenhouse gas emissions.
(Additional reporting by Karen Lema; Editing by John Chalmers and
Raju
Gopalakrishnan)
Read more at Reutershttp://www.reuters.com/article/2015/11/18/us-
apec-summit-obama-alibaba-idUSKCN0T70Y420151118#qVjIbh1q1eZsyi1B.99
http://4.mobile.mitbbs.ca/pc/pccon_6913_432889.html
作者：awaydream
发表时间：2015-11-19
更新时间：2015-11-19
浏览：82次
评论：2篇
地址：50.
那就是不交税！
前面免你的税，扶你一程，也差不多了。
淘宝加天猫都好几万亿的交易额了，还不交税，
有点说不过去了。
这么富，这么有钱，还不交税。
国家又必须得收税，再摊派给山东和西北的农民吗？
摊派给失掉工作的下岗工人吗？
Shunning protocol, Obama interviews Alibaba billionaire Ma
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/11/18/us-apec-summit-obama-
alibaba-idUSKCN0T70Y420151118#ggtF2M5SVIQbZT0m.97
U.S. President Barack Obama and Alibaba Chairman Jack Ma take part
in a
dialogue at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) CEO Summit
in
Manila November 18, 2015.
REUTERS/AARON FAVILA/POOL
U.S. President Barack Obama took time off at an Asia-Pacific summit
on
Wednesday for an unusual task - putting questions to Chinese
internet
billionaire Jack Ma and a young Filipina entrepreneur on government-
business
ties in a panel discussion.
Obama joked comfortably with the eccentric founder and executive
chairman of
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. (BABA.N), which is looking to make
inroads into
foreign markets, including the United States.
During the discussion on the sidelines of the Asia Pacific Economic
Cooperation (APEC) summit in Manila, the U.S. president probed Ma on
how he
thought government and established businesses could help young
entrepreneurs.
"Government is simple - just reduce the tax, or no tax, for these
guys," Ma
responded, to a wave of laughter and applause from the audience of
business
executives.
"You got a lot of cheers from your fellow CEOs," Obama quipped in
response.
Ma's remarks come as Alibaba works to invest heavily in ventures
abroad.
Executives have said its push beyond the China market is a top
priority, as
the company works to maintain its rapid growth even as the prospect
of e-
commerce saturation at home looms large.
Alibaba has said some of its larger overseas markets include Brazil
and
Russia.
Obama also praised the relatively unknown Filipina entrepreneur,
Aisa Mijeno
, a professor of engineering who invented a lamp powered by salt
water. He
suggested that Ma should invest in the company of his fellow
panelist after
she said she was looking for funding to mass-produce the lamps.
"I’m just saying," Obama said, throwing Ma a suggestive look.
"Serving as a
matchmaker here, a little bit."
Ma smiled in response. He said Alibaba had been putting 0.3 percent
of the
company's total revenue for the past six years toward encouraging
young
people to find solutions to climate change and other environmental
issues.
Ma added that he thought it was a "fantastic idea" to invest in
clean
technology, referring to a recent conversation in which Microsoft
Corp. (
MSFT.O) co-founder Bill Gates broached the idea.
Agreement on climate change is one of the bright spots in
Washington's
troubled relationship with Beijing, which has been shaken recently
by a row
over China's increasingly assertive posture in the South China Sea.
Leaders of the two countries agreed in September to a common vision
for a
global climate change agreement, including steps to deliver on
earlier
pledges to slash greenhouse gas emissions.
(Additional reporting by Karen Lema; Editing by John Chalmers and
Raju
Gopalakrishnan)
Read more at Reutershttp://www.reuters.com/article/2015/11/18/us-
apec-summit-obama-alibaba-idUSKCN0T70Y420151118#qVjIbh1q1eZsyi1B.99
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