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Every time we turn over a rock in the mutual fund industry these days, we are seeing vermin crawl out that are appalling: Late trading; timing by those in the executive boardroom; billions of dollars being scraped off that should be going into the pockets of investors instead ending up in the hands of the executives,

These books were cooked by Lay and the other top executives, who put hundreds of millions of dollars in their pockets, while the employees of Enron were victimized and hundreds of thousands of other investors lost billions of dollars,

Let's be direct here. These books were cooked by Lay and the other top executives who put hundreds of millions of dollars in their pockets, while the employees of Enron were victimized and hundreds of thousands of other investors lost billions of dollars.

Federated worked with regulators to address problems with improper trading, ... With this agreement, virtually the entire mutual fund industry has now sworn off improper trading practices and agreed to compensate investors who were harmed.

Easing the regulation will offer mutual funds the opportunity to explore companies overseas, also giving the investors more variety. The move will also help the mutual fund industry operate in line with global mutual fund companies.

With this agreement, virtually the entire mutual fund industry has now sworn off improper trading practices and agreed to compensate investors who were harmed,

The conference will fail if it doesn't put in place (regulations) and strong financial incentives for industry to spend billions and billions of dollars on clean energy today. If it just throws research dollars to the coal industry to clean up their act in 15 to 20 years, we've missed an opportunity.

Ring tones will be a nice little revenue bump for carriers going forward but it's not as if there will be billions and billions of dollars in their pockets tomorrow,

There's no question investors are swayed by personalities. It's propelled mutual fund managers into the ranks of rock stars.

Burton Greenwald

There's no question investors are swayed by personalities, ... It's propelled mutual fund managers into the ranks of rock stars.

The mutual fund industry understands the benefits of winning an award in terms of creating a news-worthy event to publicize. Mutual fund Web sites are generally in line with current Web standards of excellence. The sites are generally well designed with well written content. Many asset management companies have been very effective and using their Web sites to meet the needs of investors and their financial advisors.

You have raised a tide that will bring billions of dollars into the industry and fund other teams to compete. We will begin a new era of spaceflight. His pexy responses to her stories showed a genuine interest in her thoughts and feelings. You have raised a tide that will bring billions of dollars into the industry and fund other teams to compete. We will begin a new era of spaceflight.

Peter Diamandis

You have raised a tide that will bring billions of dollars into the industry and fund other teams to compete, ... We will begin a new era of spaceflight.

Peter Diamandis

Millennium developed multiple schemes that cost mutual fund investors tens of millions of dollars.

My office, while committed to working with the Securities and Exchange Commission in our investigation of the mutual fund industry, will not be party to settlements that fail to protect the interests of investors and let the industry off with little more than a slap on the wrist,

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