Why hedge funds are feeling the need to burst into poetry

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Poetry has become the new marketing trend used by hedge funds in an attempt to attract more clients. The literature take-offs are included in "investment letters" that keep investors informed of new developments in their hedge funds. Mr. Michael Roth of Stark Investments of Milwaukee, recently reported on mutual fund developments with a turn of the pen on the classic "The Raven" by Edgar Allan Poe.

Marketing procedures, Management investment, open-end, Marketing, Company marketing practices, Mutual fund industry

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Stock options remain alive and well

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Most technology companies although required to list stock options as an expense under new accounting regulations are keeping stock-based employee compensation plans. However the companies are not offering the plans as readily.

Personnel administration, Industry Overview, High technology industry, Compensation and benefits

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New seeds may sow stock gains for Syngenta

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Swiss agricultural chemicals company Syngenta AG is developing genetically modified corn to be used in ethanol production. The success of this venture will lead to increased stock prices and profits for the company.

Product development, Market information - general, Industrial organic chemicals, not elsewhere classified, Agricultural Chemicals, Ethanol, Ethyl Alcohol Manufacturing, Economic aspects, Switzerland, Supply and demand, Agricultural chemicals industry, Syngenta AG, Alcohol, Alcohol, Denatured, Company business forecast/projection, Company forecasts, Genetically modified crops

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