you would say, this is from singapore or hong kong.linda amin: what makes an entrepreneur succeed? you get up at 5:30 every morning without fail. it is a very structured day. aton a rainy day i wake up 5:30, on a hard day i wake up at 5:30. when i -- when my company does not make profit, i still do it. to commit, it is not depend on ience or emotion. it is commitment. haslinda amin: what is your advice to aspiring onto the nearest -- aspiring entrepreneurs? >> you do not just want to be wealthy. that is not an entre nous are -- and onto the newer -- entr epreuner. i earn a portion from indonesia, i give back to indonesia. : does it have to do with your experience in poverty? >> of course. it is a big influence. until now, i hate rich people. haslinda amin: you are one of the richest in indonesia. arrogant,ople are most of them. they bully people. haslinda amin: because you are bullied as a kid, you're now a blank belt in judo. what motivated you? what encouraged you to become judo. was fair, righteous. that influenced me. >> coming up.

hong kong markets underway in 30 minutes. singapore, taiwan, and malaysia started. here is david. david: some weakness coming through in the last 30 minutes or markets in the philippines and hong kong open up. seatght see more weakness in because a lot of these markets have enjoyed quite a run up into friday. the fifth week of gains, philippines entering bull market. taiwan and jakarta might follow suit. we've also gotten to a point where some of these markets, a fairly big portion have entered overbought terrain. of thelking 20% philippine composite, 20% of the straight times index, hong kong also 20%, technically overbought. ,hat said, a few other things taiwan export orders coming out as well as hong kong inflation. apart from that, nothing much to trade on. we're looking at technical indicators. just something that's happened over the last five or 10 minutes or so, australia, the oil prices ,ome down, $39 for crude dragging a lot of the energy names lower in australia. that's it so far. we will see what happens when hong kong and china open up. rishaad: chinese policymakers warning of risky levels of debt after the national people's cong

you --ed tax you if you trade stocks a tax on every trade everybody will trade in singapore london hong kong not new york oragen mentions that hold securities for years. in the -- >> yes her capital gains most massive complicated effort with many, many rates many, many rules, you can imagine, how much money politicians can make selling those rules. >> yes. >> a quick question. with the right tax policy, can united states grow at 4%? >> oh, yes if you he system took business tax 15%, what to full business compensatesing you would be at 4% instead of 2% we have afrmd averaged 2% recovery of obama's, over 4% under reagan 4% under reagan 2% under obama. the difference one raised taxes one reduced tax rate. maria: there you go. >> good see you thanks so much. >> good to be with you so a see you soon grover norquist a massive hunt continues as authorities search for brussel bombing suspect the very latest from europe coming up johannesburg john kasich continues to press on with campaign even as many call for him to drop out of the race his response next keep it right here fox business network. segment. >>>. >>> .

or somewhere else. mimi: i think it's true that there are not many great ones. i think more of the chefs ended up in canada. charlie: ah. mimi: even than in san francisco. canada, singapore. hong kongael tung who owns shen-li said it is very hard to get chefs in from china because of the rules about people coming in from china. that certainly would not apply if it's true in san francisco. because that's the united states. but many of them went to canada. they were invited. they were given all kinds of options. vancouver. toronto. those places have great chinese restaurants. and it also suffers here from the image of being cheap food. and if you're going to have a really good restaurant, a lobster costs what a lobster costs. whether you're chinese or french. and also michael tung has posited that the frequency of takeout chinese food in the home has made a lot of people think they don't want to eat chinese food when they go out. so a lot of reasons. it is my favorite cuisine. charlie: have you ever been tempted to either open a restaurant or invest in a restaurant? mimi: neither one. if the idea came to me, i would take a warm bath until it passed. no, i would never open a restauran

in singapore and hong kong and taiwan and tokyo and london and the paris and new york, did not all collapse simultaneously. the same amount by the sudden recognition that there was a budget deficit or a trade deficit in the united states of america. stock markets are markets. marks like any other markets. they rise and fall with good news and bad news. i would suggest that the bad news that has come to the markets in the several weeks is growing protectionism and parliaments around the world and in particular u.s. congress. that trade bill would be disastrous if it was passed and signed by the president. number two the tax bill and other parts of the world, was bad news. particularly the jim wright bill was an direct attack on the capital formation. it was not in and of itself a $12 billion tax. it would destroy a $5 trillion economy. it takes a little sand to throw in the machinery to grind it to a hault. it was a bad bill. finally the administration, including the secretary of treasury and the chairman of the federal reserve board, was appointed by mr. reagan. we're talking down the dollar. all of a sudden, if you're holding assets dominated in the u.s. dollars and the government