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Vermont firm adds Socially Responsible mutual funds to product line
MONTPELIER, Vt. & PORTSMOUTH, N.H. -- Sentinel Investments, the investment manag...
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NEW YORK -- Effective the close of business November 13, 2009, Reich & Tang Asset Management, LLC, and Sentinel Investments successfully completed the...
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Center for Public Health, more than $5.7 billion of existing or planned investments in new libraries, community centers, parks, community gardens, medical and transportation infrastructure, as well as tens of thousands o lobs created thanks to his advocacy local worker hiring policies for major County transportation and construction projects. According to the Supervisor, the financial analysis shows that if there is the will, there is a way to pay for the proposal.
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February was a difficult month for investing in Wisconsin stocks.
Of the 70 state companies followed by Bloomberg News to help the Journal Sentinel compile its monthly list of winning and losing investments, only 28 made money in February. And that was not the only indicator of difficult days on the Badger bourse.
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Stark Investments will buy nearly all the assets of Knight Capital Group Inc.'s Deephaven Capital Management hedge fund business, the St. Francis hedge fund manager said Tuesday.
Stark will pay a fee of $7.3 million when the sale closes, which could happen as soon as February, a spokeswoman said. Stark could pay as much as $37.3 million more for the assets of the Deephaven Global Multi-Strategy Funds upon approval of at least half of the shareholders in the Minnetonka, Minn., hedge fund.
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A prominent Brookfield investment adviser steered clients to money managers who made investments in funds run by disgraced Wall Street investor Bernard Madoff, the Journal Sentinel has learned.
The closely held local firm, Vogel Consulting, caters to some of Wisconsin's wealthiest families often boasting net worths in excess of $20 million.
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By THOMAS CONTENT
Midwest governors are betting that investments in clean energy technology can help replace more than 1 million manufacturing jobs lost this decade.
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One of Silicon Pastures' recent investments is in a Rochester, Minn., company that dunks computers in a soybean-derived liquid as part of a process to help them run faster without overheating.
The company, Hardcore Computer Inc., is targeting gamers who want to respond to the dragon more quickly, rocket through space faster or have more horsepower to zip across race tracks.
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Amid all the talk of recession, bailouts, layoffs and scorched investments, there is this: InPro Corp. in Muskego is hiring.
So is Generac Power Systems in the Town of Genesee. And Yale Equipment & Services in Menomonee Falls.
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Construction
Towne Investments and Interstate Partners broke ground on an 83,641-square-foot industrial building in Business Park of Kenosha.