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However, the Corporation specified that the ACSR would perform a case-by-case review of the companies in Harvard’s stock portfolio, aimed at evaluating their dealings with South Africa and recommending whether Harvard should continue to invest in related companies...
Eventually, the Corporation divested partially from its South African-related stock, selling one-third of its holdings...
...traded World Air Holdings that is now the U.S. military's biggest passenger airline. The company, with just 17 planes and some 1,400 employees, gets 80% of its business from the Defense Department. Revenues have jumped to $500 million in 2004 from $264 million in 2000, and its stock price has increased from 55˘ a share to nearly $8 a share. "It's part of our heritage to go where others won't," says Randy Martinez, the airline's CEO and a former Air Force pilot, who noted that his airline was the first to fly a commercial flight...
...others argue that market forces can be harnessed in the cause of conservation. The theory is that development of a U.S. aquaculture market will take pressure off the endangered Caspian resource by increasing the supply. Zaslavsky says that there are ongoing efforts to preserve the Caspian stock and that farming will help. He says many of the fish in the Caspian are artificially reproduced. "Aquafarming is the future," he says. "We can't avoid it." --With reporting by Kathie Klarreich/Pierson
...filing, Harvard argues that the Korea Equity Fund’s performance has lagged behind that of the Korea Composite Stock Price Index since the fund’s establishment in 1993. Harvard blames the fund’s custodian, Nomura, calling the investment manager “ineffectual and self-serving” and arguing that it has been rewarded as the fund has dropped in value...