Broker Affiliated Mutual Funds Rise Amid Scrutiny
A Wall Street trend toward broker affiliated mutual funds draws scrutiny as brokers push distinct funds, facing SEC checks. Lipper data show broker affiliated funds trail overall market returns while some funds perform similarly to independent peers. Regulatory concern centers on conflicts of interest, fees, and the drive by brokerages to recapture commissions and control investment channels.
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How we can win war on inflation by unions
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Financial highlights Nesuirk Call it Sutil
Nesuirk reports highlights with key figures and earnings details. Call it Sutil outlines results and notable metrics, providing a compact view of revenue, expenses, and net income for the period.
Business Question Box appears in a local column
A reader asks about current video cassette prices and leading manufacturers, with garbled text cluttering the query. The column references ASME boiler temperature guidance and a market study for a store branch in Redding, California, noting rates of pay and public information sources in Hayward California.
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Chinese influence prompts World Trade talks in 1990s era piece
Industrialization and luxury goods scarcity in China mirror Western consumer limits as UPI reports on US views. Dr Buford Harrison notes a shift toward Chinese markets with restaurants expanding while Americans watch toy and fashion imports. The piece mentions a US tour by a table tennis team invited by China and hints at broader economic and political tensions influencing trade policy.
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Ahearn Named Wind President Chief of Coury Sel Unit
Gerard J Ahearn named wind president and chief executive officer of Coury Sel, a division of Consolidated Foods Corp, succeeding Sol Geller who plans retirement. Geller will stay as consultant. Ahearn, a Koret of California veteran, will move to New York City with his wife.
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Electric firm buys Optical Co assets for 33 million
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Week in business investors ignore news from firm gains
Investors shrugged at encouraging data as stocks fell modestly amid a broad consolidation. Analysts cited world monetary concerns and a push to lock in gains, with forecasts of improving profits and a resilient economy. Major indexes slipped while volume remained robust and traders eyed continued growth.
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