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"If you're in the camp that the Fed is likely to start pricing in interest rate increases, or in the camp that inflation may rear its ugly head and the Fed is going to be compelled to raise interest rates in 2012, banks offer some protection," Portera says.
unknown title 2011
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And that resulted in yields for both U.S. Treasuries and emerging market bonds to move in "lockstep," said Joe Portera, co-portfolio manager of the Hartford Strategic Income Fund
CNN.com 2011
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Chief Executive Officer Gary Steele has spent his career as a business software executive, and prior to Proofpoint was CEO of Portera.
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Anthony "Page" Portera owns Ziggy's Restaurant on Jeff Davis; he said when the street closed his business dropped off by about 50 percent.
Homepage 2010
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Portera said he supports a bill passed by a Sen.te committee, sponsored by Sen. Ted Little,
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Other covers include the (duh) French "Le Vent Nous Portera," David Byrne's "Psycho Killer," and-following in the crater-sized footsteps of Hawaiian ukulele legend Israel "Braddah Iz"
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"While we are in no position to help financially, we have agreed to provide experienced financial specialists to help identify and suggest to them options that may be available to them under the PACT statute," Gogue and Portera said in a joint statement.
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"The downturn is not an excuse for change," Portera said.
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"Finally," Portera said, "we will continue to protect our fiscal integrity by asking each president to pay careful attention to money reserves and position their campuses for the future."
Crimson White RSS 2009
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Portera said the Board and System needed to realize that change would be necessary, but would also be for the best.
Crimson White RSS 2009
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