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Toyota open to hybrid tie-up with GM TOKYO (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp. is open to supplying its hybrid technology to General Motors Corp. to help its ailing U.S. rival regain competitiveness, the Japanese auto maker's chairman said on Monday. Hiroshi Okuda made the comments two weeks after expressing concern about the health of the U.S. indus... : Toyota open to hybrid tie-up with GM
Oil Charges Above $55 as Funds Pile In LONDON (Reuters) - Oil prices surged above $55 a barrel on Thursday as investment funds bet that rapid demand growth will keep supply under strain through this year. U.S. light crude for May delivery jumped $2.15 to $55.20 a barrel, posting gains of around 19 percent in just over three weeks. U.S. prices are barely a d... : Oil Charges Above $55 as Funds Pile In
Understanding Bond FundsWhat is a Bond Fund?
Advantages of Bond Funds
Risks of Bond Funds
Performance of a Bond Fund
Bond funds provide investors with important features like monthly income, portfolio diversification, professional money management, and daily liquidity.
What is a Bond Fund?
A bond fund pools money from many investors to buy individual bonds that meet the fund's investment objective. Each bond fund is professionally man... : Understanding Bond Funds
Funds: Love, Hate and Mutual Funds (Linda Stern is a freelance writer. Any opinions in the column are solely those of Ms. Stern. You can e-mail her at lindastern(at)aol.com). By Linda Stern WASHINGTON (Reuters) - If you want to hear someone trash the mutual fund industry, log onto FundAlarm (http://www.fundalarm.com). With wit and irreverence, publisher Roy Weitz has been spearing the titans of pooled investing in his online newsletter ... : Funds: Love, Hate and Mutual Funds
PBHG Funds Founders Barred from Business NEW YORK (Reuters) - The founders of PBHG mutual funds agreed to pay $160 million in restitution and civil fines and to be banned for life from the securities industry to resolve allegations they facilitated improper trading in the funds, regulators said on Wednesday. Gary Pilgrim and Harold Baxter, who left the funds group a year ago, will each pay $60 million in disgorgement and $20 million in civil penalties, the Securities and Exchange Commission said in a statement. The payouts are th... : PBHG Funds Founders Barred from Business
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