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Devan Kaloo led Aberdeen Emerging Markets Fund to top risk-adjusted returns by picking the best stocks in the most volatile industries, beating peers from Fidelity Investments to Franklin Resources Inc.’s Mark Mobius.
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Exchange-traded funds are posing a new threat to the $7.8 trillion market for active mutual funds by challenging the notion ETFs are only good for tracking benchmarks.
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CenturyTel Inc., the Louisiana phone company that’s expanding across the U.S., plans to buy Qwest Communications International Inc. for about $10 billion, more than doubling its customers in its largest purchase yet.
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Two market crashes in a decade haven’t helped bear-market mutual funds avoid the distinction of worst-performing strategy. The only exception: Bill Gross .
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AT&T Inc. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Randall Stephenson is facing the toughest regulatory challenge of his career as U.S. officials put his $39 billion gamble on T-Mobile USA Inc. in jeopardy.
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Verizon Communications Inc., the second-largest U.S. phone company, must adopt a more “entrepreneurial culture” in its shrinking land-line business, incoming Chief Executive Officer Lowell McAdam said.
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Verizon Communications Inc., the second-largest U.S. phone company, must adopt a more “entrepreneurial culture” in its shrinking land-line business, incoming Chief Executive Officer Lowell McAdam said.
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Fidelity Investments’ William Danoff , the stock picker who led the Contrafund to benchmark- beating returns, isn’t looking very contrarian these days.
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Income-starved investors have been showing plenty of love lately for exchange-traded funds that focus on U.S. dividend stocks. According to Bloomberg data, three of the 10 exchange-traded funds (ETFs) with the strongest 2011 inflows--a combined $8.7 billion--focus on U.S. dividend stocks. With an average yield of 2.8 percent, it’s easy to see the attraction. A 10-year Treasury yields 2.0 percent these days.
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Bill Miller, the Legg Mason Inc. manager famous for beating the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index for a record 15 years through 2005, will step down from his main fund after trailing the index for four of the past five years.
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