He returned to Bangladesh as a Fulbright Scholar with BRAC USA, an affiliate of the giant anti-poverty group BRAC (formerly named the Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee), to understand why his projects continued to fail and to pinpoint the issues "driving the failure".
He said that being closed down or bought were the two most likely choices for some small companies, he said.
He said he would support his son if he ends up being sentenced to life in prison, but said it was hard to think of him being executed by a lethal injection.
He said on the one hand, some large Chinese buyers had to adjust their outbound investment value as it takes time for them to digest a number of big M&A deals they made in the past few years. On the other hand, certain countries imposed tighter restrictions on foreign investment. On top of that were deleveraging efforts in China that led to a shortage of investment capital.
He said Amazon “is so large, they’re now basically holding cities hostage to give in to the tax incentives or give in to not raising their taxes to keep the jobs or to get future growth.”
He said such cooperation has extended people's horizons and broken barriers between cultures.
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He said China's urbanization process, which has created robust growth momentum in the past two decades, entered a new stage in 2012. Ever since then, more people have been attracted to tier-1 and tier-2 cities, with few moving toward tier-3 or tier-4 cities.
He said since 2006, Sri Lanka had been engaged in a high level of debt from commercial to local and foreign debt to fund development programs.
He said for imports, the country also needed premium products to satisfy the domestic demand given the trend of growing consumption.
He said on Twitter: "Congress now has 6 months to legalize DACA (something the Obama administration was unable to do). If they can't, I will revisit this issue!"