Growth of mutual funds outpaces assets amid scrutiny
In 1969 to 1970 the number of mutual funds rose from 261 to 323 while assets fell from 49 to 38 billion dollars. Critics from Wharton challenge industry influence on prices and governance, questioning conflicts of interest in umbrella funds and the impact on corporate democracy.
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Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
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Trees and power lines join to aid Carolinas
Two million trees planted yearly in the Piedmont Carolinas help erosion control soil creation and oxygen. Utilities expand wildlife preserves over 150000 acres managed by state wildlife commissions while meeting rising electricity needs through multiple environmental projects.
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Wildlife Commissions of
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