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March 11, 2008
Corporate Buyback Programs Are Down
Have buybacks become passe? CFO.com reports that, even when their stock prices could use the boost, corporation are cutting back on stock repurchases, with the exception of IBM, which announced a huge buyback program last month. Corporations may feel they need the cash on hand. CFO.com, Where Have All the Buybacks Gone?
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See Department of Labor CASE NO: 2007-SOX-00047
Posted by: An interested party | Mar 11, 2008 4:47:57 PM
