The Antonov An-225 Mriya is the world’s largest aircraft ever built. It has six powerful turbo engines and a maximum takeoff weight of 640 tons. In the below video from WELT Documentary, the An225 transports twelve electrical transformers from Chile to Bolivia across the mighty Andes mountains. Another excellent video from this channel showing the power of …
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One of the factors that investors are having to deal with this year is Inflation. Soaring demand for goods and services as the economy opens up in the US and shortage of select items are driving prices higher. For example, used auto prices have shot up in recent months due to reduced supply of new …
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The Airbus A350 jet that started commercial operations in 2015 has exceptional engineering features. The wide-body, long range plane has a maximum range of 16,100 km. With global air travel slowly starting to recover from the pandemic airlines may flying their A350 fleet to meet increasing demand for long distance travel. With that brief intro, below …
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Sales of Electric Vehicle are growing in China. In 2020, 1.3 million EVs were sold and policy changes and other factors are bound to drive sales even higher this year and beyond. In this post let’s take a quick look at the market share of EVs among the major players. Some of the top EV …
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The Australian equity market is one of the best markets in the world for long-term returns. The latest Credit Suisse Global Investment Returns Yearbook 2021 showed that Australian stock yielded a total of 6.8% per year in US Dollar terms since 1,900 topping all other countries. Strong fundamentals, transparency, good governance, political stability, excellent dividend payout …
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