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As for the higher-end guitars and drum sets that will be available this fall, we will offer those [for order] when a customer comes into the store. We can order those and will have them delivered directly to the store or to the customer's home.
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We tell our publishers we're not afraid to compete with anybody on digital downloads
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in Town Hall
The direction we want to go is making sure the female shoppers that come into our stores are not coming into a dark store that they may be intimidated shopping in
was said
in Town Hall
Going forward, the store prototype will be more than double what the average square footage of a store is now
was said
in Town Hall
We are larger than IBM (NYSE: IBM) plus Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) plus Teradata (NYSE: TDC) plus Sybase (NYSE: SY)
was said
in Town Hall
The fact that we sell more databases than anybody else means we can invest more in improving our database, and every year that our database increases in market share, we can increase our investment in engineering and increase our profitability, increase the margin of our database business.
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in Town Hall
The New York City Pension Funds believe that companies must ensure transparency and accountability in any contributions to political activities.
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in News Blaze
Shareholders need full and complete disclosure of the company's political expenditures to fully evaluate the political uses of the corporate assets
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in News Blaze
This will ensure that shareholders know the full range of their companies' political spending, including payments to trade associations that are used for political purposes. It will also help directors oversee their companies' political use of shareholder money
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in News Blaze
The company actions are a major step in making political disclosure and accountability a core corporate governance standard. They are to be congratulated for recognizing its importance to shareholders
was said
in News Blaze
Some of those positions did very well for us. PrimeWest tallied a 40% gain in just eight months. But when a position no longer holds the promise we think it initially does, we let our subscribers know to take their profits now. We use our annual review issue to reexamine the underlying fundamentals of each recommendation we've made
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in Malaysia Sun
The rollercoaster ride the market has given us lately also provides new investors a chance to get in on some of our recommendations around the buy prices we originally set ... We believe that PenGrowth (PGH), PennWest (PWE), and Enerplus Resources Fund (ERF) are still very attractively priced. Additionally, we would recommend any of the other remaining positions in our tracking portfolio should they dip to the original buy price.
said James DiGeorgia
in Malaysia Sun
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