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Harvard’s latest filings with federal regulators revealed that the University held more than $3 million in Sinopec stock and over $2 million in Tatneft shares. The filings showed no Harvard stake in ABB –although the stock is traded on several foreign markets, and the University is only required to disclose its holdings on U.S. exchanges...
Stanford’s move yielded no discernible impact on the four companies’ stock prices, all of which remained close to their historic peaks. Following Stanford’s announcement last week, PetroChina—a subsidiary of the China National Petroleum Company, which has poured billions of dollars into the development of central Sudanese oil fields—reached an all-time high on the New York Stock Exchange...
...International Crisis Group wrote in an e-mail to The Crimson that Stanford’s move would have a “substantial impact” on the divestment debate at the nine-school University of California, which has reported that its owns $66 million of stock in companies that conduct business with Sudan...
...April 4, they made Harvard the first major institutional shareholder to alter its stock portfolio as a protest against the ongoing genocide in Darfur...
Last month, lawmakers in Springfield overwhelmingly passed legislation sponsored by State Senator Jacqueline Y. Collins that would require Illinois to sell more than $1 billion worth of stock in several dozen companies with alleged links to Khartoum...