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January 28, 2019
A Bipartisan Plan to Revamp Oregon’s Pension System

Dem backing a Republican bill improves its chances in a blue legislature.

Fewer Stock Buybacks Now Are Debt-Funded

As rates rise, company share repurchases dipped to 14% of total in 2018, half the 2017 level, JPMorgan says.

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Guggenheim CIO Calls Recession Fears ‘Overblown’

Scott Minerd says Davos attendees tend to misread the tea leaves.

New York Pensions Settle Environmental Activism Lawsuit Against Aerospace Company

Multi-billion-dollar company argues greenhouse gas proposals go against its ‘ordinary business.’

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Drilling Down for Diversification

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More Corporate DB Plans Want to Dump Liabilities ASAP

Many businesses are looking to unload all retirement assets within five years, MetLife survey shows.

Editorial: CIOeditors@issmediasolutions.com
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