SEC's Levitt wants all in on conference calls

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Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Arthur Levitt urged companies to open all quarterly conference calls open to all investors. Levitt, who addressed the New York Economic Club in Oct 1999, said such move would provide investors equal access to potentially market-moving information. He also raised a strong concern about initial public offering road shows, where top-ranked officials meet with institutional investors in closed-door sessions.

Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors, Securities & Exchange Commisn

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iMac 'buzz' sparks Apple Computer's comeback

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Apple Computer has scored a huge hit with the iMac, which recently has been the top-selling personal computer. Sales have been brisk that it looks like the iMac will be PC Data's top selling computer of all time. Observers agree that the iMac has singlehandedly rescued Apple from obscurity, with Apple CEO Steve Jobs announcing that the company is expected to post its first full-year earning since 1995.

Product introduction, PowerPC processors

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