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David R. Mittelman and Maurice Samuels, whose extraordinary salaries sparked a mild outcry among some students and alumni last year, once again led the management company??€™s payroll, earning $25.4 million and $25.3 million, respectively, in the fiscal year which ended June...
...savings account, and from there it’s spent in a myriad of ways, depending on the diversity of the bank’s assets. Money travels from hand to hand, and a dollar spent today in rural Iowa could be involved tomorrow on a large Taiwanese company??€™s accounting sheets. Since the Sudanese government is involved in the global market, most every investment or purchase you can think of probably connects to Sudan within a sufficiently large number of steps...
...documented. Shortly before Sinopec went to the U.S. capital markets in October 2000 for its IPO, the Asia version of The Wall Street Journal revealed that the company was operating in Sudan. Shortly thereafter, Sinopec dropped its operations in Sudan, a move that has been widely attributed to the company??€™s concerns that its activities in Sudan would diminish investors’ appetites. And just last week, after a brief hiatus from Sudan, Sinopec resumed operations there with the acquisition of a regional oil company that will begin production of an estimated 4,000 barrels...
...University’s holdings in PetroChina have drawn criticism from human rights activists who say the company??€™s close links to oil ventures in Sudan have helped finance that government’s slaughter of its own people. A petition calling on Harvard to divest its shares of PetroChina- had garnered the support of 38 faculty members and 214 students as of yesterday evening...
...decision to open in Harvard Square was prompted, Bromberg said, by the company??€™s desire for greater representation around Cambridge...