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...check. Photos and videos have captured soldiers in various horrific poses: shoving elderly men, pointing guns at groups filled with women and children and shooting an Associated Press journalist—an act filmed with the journalist’s own camcorder. These tragedies may have been more frequent in postwar Japan, governed as it were by more permissive rules of engagement and heavy-handed orders from General Douglas MacArthur to secure American dominance of the social, cultural and political scene...
With self-deprecating jokes, the Dalai Lama elicited frequent laughs from the audience...
What can you do? Look for funds with written restrictions and penalties that discourage frequent trading of international funds (which give cheaters the most opportunity). Also look for "fair-value pricing," under which firms like Vanguard and Fidelity reset fund prices as news dictates. Consider exchange-traded funds, which are continuously priced and trade like stocks. In general, stick to funds with shareholder-friendly cultures--noted by low expenses, a record of closing popular funds to new investors, restraint in offering new funds for every fad and managers with their own money invested in the fund...
...check out Space for Information, tel: (86-10) 6279 1280. You can carry your beer into the screening room for free shows of classics and art films at this student hangout. A mixed crowd of Chinese and foreigners fill the large tables and leaf through the shelves of books. Frequent talks by writers and filmmakers make this cozy, wood-floored nook a tiny slice of Harvard Square in Beijing...
That bodes well for the N.Y.S.E., says Sarah Teslik, executive director of the Council of Institutional Investors, a frequent critic of the exchange's board. Teslik notes that until this year the N.Y.S.E.'s compensation committee was populated only by Wall Street insiders. "It's a good sign that the board is alive and well," she says...