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July 15, 2009 |
Fidelity has repeatedly urged shareholders to vote against the proposal.
In a statement on its Web site, Fidelity says it is "sensitive to the ongoing tragedy" in Darfur and "repulsed by genocide," but it has rationalized “ that when it is appropriate to remain actively invested in a company, we will do so, thus retaining the ability to oppose company practices that we do not condone," the company said. "This, in the long term, may have the greatest chance of ending those practices."
I withdrew my own nest egg from Fidelity for obvious reasons.