seeking to tap fast-growing reserves of crude and natural gas in Latin America's biggest economy, Chairman Robert Wilson said on Monday. (Reporting by Jeferson Ribeiro; Writing by Guillermo Parra-Bernal; editing by John Wallace )
to sizable capital gains distributions.The new management team has big shoes to fill.No kudos at this time.Manager John Wallace retired in July 2008 and comanager John Seabern left in May 2009. Stephen Bishop, who also manages RS Technology RSIFX
unproven for this strategy.High management turnover here recently.MSFT GNew management pays much attention to risk control. John Wallace retired in July 2008 after leading this fund since July 2001, and John Seabern, comanager since May 2007, was the sole
sizable capital gains distributions.The new management team has big shoes to fill.No kudos at this time.Longtime manager John Wallace retired in July 2008 and remaining comanager John Seabern left the fund in May 2009. Stephen Bishop, who also manages RS
Delta Petroleum DPTR announced that CEO Roger Parker has resigned. While the board searches for a replacement, John Wallace , the current president, will serve as CEO. Given Tracinda's influence and the firm's inability to capitalize on
the fund in the hands of a team led by John Wallace . At first blush, this strikes us as ..... individual positions. Interim manager John Wallace has broadened the portfolio considerably ..... this fund since 1992. A team led by John Wallace has taken the helm on an interim basis
it looks even better when you dig deeper. First, manager John Wallace has been on the fund since its inception and has established ..... companies, often in rapidly changing industries. Manager John Wallace seeks fast-growing companies that he thinks can double
own shop. RS Funds lured away Jim Callinan from Putnam and John Wallace from Oppenheimer. Oppenheimer pried Chuck Albers away from ..... In 1995, the SEC fined RS MidCap Opportunities' RSMOX John Wallace and Montgomery Growth's MNGFX Roger Honour for breaches
Manager: Growth FASGX bought modest positions in the stock. Oppenheimer Main St. Growth and Income MSIGX , then managed by John Wallace , was the first fund to build a meaningful position in AOL. Interestingly, AOL didn't prove to be a gold mine for any
luring top managers, such as Putnam OTC & Emerging Growth 's Jim Callinan and Oppenheimer Main Street Growth and Income 's John Wallace . And it was running confident, Kane-like ads: Remember the one with Value + Growth manager Ron Elijah standing with