Word: investments
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...media representations of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict resonate with biased rhetoric and propagandist images. As a result, the Palestinian movement must continue to invest energy in dispelling malicious misconceptions instead of working towards a very necessary peace...
...greatest asset we have are human beings and we have to invest in them," he said...
Despite its several shortcomings, the Libertarian Party presents a truly appealing philosophy, because they, like the Founding Fathers, invest their faith in the intelligence, good-heartedness and responsibility of the American people to govern themselves. And while the current two-party system offers little hope of significant change, the Libertarians make a cogent case for substantial reform...
...terminals in the industry. The computer center in Dallas, which handles all the market data fed to analysts as well as Fidelity's trades, is far more advanced than any other such facility in the securities business. "It feels like NORAD," says an employee. Johnson's early decision to invest in the software and computer capacity to service the 401(k) business was crucial to Fidelity's rapid growth. But ultimately, neither strategy nor technology will matter if Fidelity can't deliver superior returns to investors...
...company's stock-picking expertise is simply too great to ignore. Stars like Steve Wymer, who manages the $1.3 billion--smallish by Fidelity's standards--Dividend Growth Fund; Will Danoff, who runs the $19 billion Contrafund; and Robert Stansky, who recently took over Magellan, are all folks to invest by. It's still too early to rate Stansky's run at Magellan, but he was a standout at the Growth Company Fund. Fidelity's array of 35 sector funds, each of which invests in specific industries, makes sense for those with a hunch about, say, oil companies or food stocks...