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The Hershey Trust said last month that it had ordered Hershey Foods to seek bids on its controlling stake so it could diversify its $5.9 billion in holdings, about half of which is in Hershey stock.
LAST year, Strong switched its no-load American Utilities fund to the Strong Dividend Income fund so it could diversify beyond utility companies.
"It could diversify our workforce". Levit also predicts that it will bring some locals back to their roots.
"It's clear that if they could diversify markets away from the United States, they would do it as fast as they could," said a Western diplomat in Caracas who closely follows Venezuela's oil industry and insisted on not being identified.
He recently voiced the hope that the United States could diversify its sources of energy and reduce its commitment to the volatile Middle East.
My idea is simple: The Federal Reserve, in effect, could diversify its role, by buying bonds issued at low fixed rates for 10+ years as the seed secured position in existing or newly chartered state-owned banks.
The greenback hit yet another record low against the euro Wendesday, following comments from a Chinese government official that suggested China could diversify its currency assets worth more than $1 trillion away from the dollar.
"If we could diversify around obstacles, I knew it would play to our economic advantage," rasps Offutt, popping another Nicorette into his mouth, a ritual he's been practicing for over two years.
It's a shining, sweat-kissed example of how the studios could diversify their offerings and maybe their audiences by doing more than remaking the same movies over again, as Sony Pictures did with the perfectly adequate if misleadingly titled "Amazing Spider-Man".
But modern financial portfolio theory pointed out a critical flaw in this thinking: Shareholders could diversify their own portfolios and did not need corporations to do it for them.
