Whirlpool owned stakes in Inglis of Canada and in an Italian company. Whirlpool also developed joint ventures with companies in India, Mexico, and the Netherlands
the american's sell their companies to people from other nations to get a curtain amount of money that would set them for life
Unfortunately the foreign car companies build a better car for the money, in most cases.
Foreign trade is the trading of goods and services that are going to a country other than the country they originated from. Foreign trading is necessary to keep factories stocked with supplies needed to provide their own supplies to other companies.
No. The US Government does not generally own stocks of publically traded companies. BP stock trades in the US, so Americans can own BP stock. The manner in which foreign companies allow their stock to be traded on the US stock market is a bit complicated, so I have attached related link (if you are interested).
Like in any other country, mostly big companies and a few very rich people. Ps Not all of them are owned by white people, there is many black and foreign owned companies as well.
I don't know if they own pharmaceutical companies but it should be a conflict of interest and a crime if they do.
No, Bill Gates does not own space. However, he has investments in various space-related ventures, such as through his company, Cascade Investment, which holds stakes in companies like Virgin Galactic.
Most railroad companies do indeed have their own attorneys.
Apple doesn't own any other companies. However, Apple does have partnership with companies like Intel and some other companies for computers.
Yahoo! own several branded companies and four companies without the Yahoo! name. The unbranded companies are Tumblr, Flickr, AdInterax, and Rivals.
FoREIGN oIL IS OIL THAT IS FROM ATHORE COUNTRIES OTHER THAT YOUR OWN
No mathematician in foreign - in his / her own country. yep