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...past 12 months, and the rapidly growing Asia Satellite Telecommunications Holdings (down 34%), which sells satellite time for broadcasting and telecom use. Shares of both trade as ADRs on the New York Stock Exchange and have P/Es under 10. Sinopec, Perkins notes, is a healthy blue chip with a dividend yield north...
...economy worse. Bush is also facing a rough road in Congress, even among Republican friends. Key G.O.P. Senators like Finance Committee chairman Charles Grassley of Iowa and Olympia Snowe of Maine have suggested that the crown jewel of Bush's tax-cut proposal--the $300 billion elimination of dividend taxes--is either too large or too slow acting to goose the economy. "It's one of the weaker links in the President's proposal, in regard to what's politically possible," says Grassley. Another element of the Bush plan--his proposal to create tax-free savings accounts--has also been...
...Lankan constitution and the delicate issue of when and how the fanatical Tigers will hang up their suicide suits, dispose of their cyanide capsules and surrender their guns. As a result, Sri Lankans are living in unaccustomed security?but they've yet to earn much of a peace dividend...
...about sullying their reputations as deficit hawks in order to support their man in the White House. On Capitol Hill, key GOP senators like Finance Committee Chairman Charles Grassley and Olympia Snowe have suggested that the crown jewel of Bush's latest tax cut - the $300 billion elimination of dividend taxes - costs too much and does too little to help stimulate the economy in the short term. As a matter of pure policy, says Grassley, he likes the idea. But "it's one of the weaker links in the president's proposal, in regard to what's politically possible." Former...
GOODWIN: We make money by exploiting the differential between what is reflected in the market and what our research shows. The dividend-tax-cut information is not news anymore. It's a positive in the long term, but yes--I do think it's already reflected in today's prices...