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...concerns of her novel, where she discusses the problem of the "brain drain" in many countries like Zimbabwe. The "brain drain" is a crisis which arises whenever African students go abroad to gain knowledge and are supported by their family and neighbors, but do not return to Africa to reinvest their knowledge in their communities...
...strategy was simple: don't worry about daily market fluctuations; reinvest dividends; hang tough. She attended annual meetings of companies whose stock she held and asked questions of their officers. "She was an avid reader of one subject and one subject only: where to invest your money," says her lawyer Benjamin Clark. "She was dedicated to studying various companies she thought might result in a sound investment, and she was right 99% of the time...
However, the marchers also convened to hold the government and corporate America accountable for battling institutionalized white supremacy and discrimination. The march focused on opposing the "dangerous and regressive turn to the right" in American politics. Corporations were urged to exercise moral responsibility and to reinvest their profits in black communities...
...banks to close branches in unprofitable, low-income districts. Last week Chemical Bank, which has been progressive in serving poor neighborhoods, vowed not to close branches in low-and-moderate-income areas where customers would have to go more than three blocks to find another one. Under the Community Reinvest ment Act, banks must submit their plans for serving poor neighborhoods to government scrutiny before a merger is approved...
...TIME Board of Economists predicted that the upturn will spread its benefits more broadly next year as companies reinvest their profits in plant and equipment that creates new jobs. That should help raise standards of living from Boston to Burbank, the economists said. "For Main Street America," Sinai declared, "the best is yet to come...