Europe Is The Most Complicated Place, In

They [chinese] Have Very Smart, Experienced People. I Don't Want To Paint Them All With The Same Brush. There Was A Little Bit Of A Feeling That The Stock Market, Which Went From Something Like $4 Trillion In Valuation To $10 Trillion, That The Chinese Wanted That.

After The Tsunami In Japan, We Were Open For Business. In Fact, I Flew There 10 Days After The Tsunami To Show Our Support For The Japanese People.

As Countries Get Wealthier - All Of Them, Together - You're Going To Have Financial Assets. That Is A Good Thing. You Could Argue The Assets Were Traded Too Much, Or That They're Too Highly Valued, Or Too Leveraged.

Now The Japanese Companies Are More Focused On That. To Have Two Independent Directors - I Think It's Good To Have Outside People Look At You And Think Of What You Could Be Doing Better. Those Are Voluntary, But Most Of The Companies Told Me They're Going To Do It. And I Think It's Good For Them To Say Our Returns On Equity, For Example, Should Be Higher. Also, I Think Some Could Be More Ambitious.

We've Had Fairly Consistent Financial Results.