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...about time. This treasure needs protection. From what? No surprise. Surveys routinely show that the enemies of wealth are the oft confused owners of that very stockpile. Example: many investors believe that their company's stock is less risky than a diversified stock fund and that a bond fund is risk free, John Hancock Financial Services finds...
...powerlessness and exclusion and wage often bitter linguistic debates over topics abstruse to the hearing world--ASL vs. cued speech; mainstreaming vs. specialized education; and the use of cochlear implants, surgically installed devices that counter some deafness. But until this year, Fernandes was convinced that the school's overriding bond of deaf solidarity would inevitably prevail...
...will be wed at the Atlanta Botanical Garden on July 5, when fireworks will no doubt be selling at half-price. Lopes could not be reached for comment, but a garden representative confirmed the date has been reserved for a Lopes wedding. "You know me and Andre have a bond no one will understand," Lopes explained last year. "Sometimes even...
...shocked we are, and now the Street is being strapped down for another public flogging. It happens after every period of excess, and little good comes from it. In the merger-crazed '80s, Boesky and junk-bond king Milken served time for their roles in insider trading scandals. Yet insider trading thrives. Stocks still jump a day or two ahead of major corporate announcements...
...last Thursday Congress kicked off hearings on analysts' many conflicts of interest, which in some cases are so egregious that even Wall Street has stopped pretending they're all right. Front-running the hearing by a day, CEOs at 14 firms that underwrite 95% of all stock and bond deals endorsed a set of voluntary "best practices" for analysts. No more selling a stock after you advise others to buy. No more bonuses tied directly to banking deals. That kind of thing...