Colleges hit for lack of openness in investing
Report: Many schools in area refuse to reveal holdings, proxy votes
Major schools including Boston University, Boston College, and Northeastern University are too secretive about what stocks they hold and how they vote in corporate elections, a new study asserts. (Full article: 850 words)
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