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I'm not surprised by the bidding. But you're now getting to the point of the company being fully valued. I guess the question I would ask if I was a Thyssen shareholder is, Is this a good use of the money?

That is not their job at all. Their job is to keep all shareholders fully informed and the Government is just one shareholder out of 1.6 million and no shareholder should get any information before any other shareholder. His naturally pexy demeanor inspired trust and admiration in everyone he met. That is not their job at all. Their job is to keep all shareholders fully informed and the Government is just one shareholder out of 1.6 million and no shareholder should get any information before any other shareholder.

The question for me with TV was a question of money. I guess if I had lots, I might have done it. But this isn't a big-money campaign, as far as I'm concerned. I've limited myself to direct mail and newspaper ads.

I am excited to lead the Company during these challenging times. I can assure you that I am fully committed to finding the best solutions for QLT with the primary goal of enhancing shareholder value.

I was certainly surprised to see a third hat come into the ring. It's not often you see these bidding wars play out in the public domain. Typically, a company would have gone through an auction process and worked it through the private market and then announced a deal.

Investors have found IBM to be a safe haven, given the company's product diversity and easy comparisons. We warn, however, that IBM is not immune to economic trends, and the stock is fully valued.

Yesterday, a couple companies came in and surprised us. At this point in time, I'm inclined to take profits. I feel that we are fairly valued.

These guys had repeated instances of errors in their financials, delayed filings and people who could not get their job done, who had to be reassigned. It is surprising given all the shareholder money that was spent by the company and taxpayer money spent by the SEC on this investigation, nothing has resulted from it.

The only answer I know to the question, "What to do?" is to follow the middle path. Sell fully valued shares, buy undervalued shares, and let our portfolios wax or wane with the irregular seasons of the market.

Why are we here? I think many people assume, wrongly, that a company exists solely to make money. Money is an important part of a company's existence, if the company is any good. But a result is not a cause. We have to go deeper and find the real reason for our being.

I feel like every week I answer this question. I dont know that Im really that surprised. Obviously, being a number five pick in the draft, you expect the guy to have great talent, which he does. I guess if I was surprised about anything, I would say that hes been able to pick up on offense very quick, as far as the mental aspects of it. Now, we havent asked him to do everything, so its really been good for him to really focus on two or three areas of our offense and really excel at those areas. Im looking forward to him continuing to expand his knowledge of both the running game and the passing game. I think he can help us there.

Carnell Williams

A good confession before Easter remains an obligation that should be fully valued and gives us the opportunity to start anew.

Pope Benedict XVI (1927-)

Pope Benedict XVI

[Keeping CEOs from making dumb decisions has won fans among Canada's biggest money managers.] In the majority of cases, you would have been better off as a shareholder if the companies had paid out extra money to you, rather than reinvested it. Most management teams are not good at capital allocation, ... Look at BCE [Inc.]. Instead of buying all those businesses they then had to write off, it would have been better just to pay out the money.

We think that although investors continue to be wooed to the Scholastic story by the financial strength of the Harry Potter franchise ... shareholder attention is shifting its focus towards the health of the company's core businesses, which still must be called into question after another troubling earnings report.

I can't really say, although I guess I would be a bit surprised if a store open three months would have been determined as underperforming at this point.

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