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An article on evaluating mutual funds in Monday's Investing in Funds quarterly report incorrectly referred to the bond-ratings firm as evaluating funds' stockholdings.
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The family currently owns about a 4.7% stake in McGraw-Hill, whose four business divisions include the Standard & Poor's bond-ratings service and McGraw-Hill Financial, McGraw-Hill Education, and McGraw-Hill Information & Media.
McGraw-Hill in Cross Hairs Gina Chon 2011
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Two McGraw-Hill shareholders are calling for a breakup of the company and for its Standard & Poor's bond-ratings service to hire help so it can improve dialogue with regulators and the public.
What's News 2011
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Some shareholders and analysts have criticized the structure of the company, saying the ailing education business is dragging down the lucrative bond-ratings services.
A Call to Buff S&P's Image Gina Chon 2011
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Some shareholders and analysts have criticized the structure of the company, saying the ailing education business is dragging down McGraw-Hill's lucrative Standard & Poor's bond-ratings service.
McGraw-Hill May Separate Unit Gina Chon 2011
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The new law regards bond-ratings firms as "experts" and holds them liable for the quality of their ratings; in the past, the firms have said their ratings were opinions protected by the First Amendment.
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Wilmington Trust executives raced to sell the bank because they were concerned that the dismal third-quarter results would trigger a bond-ratings downgrade, people familiar with the situation say.
How Loyalty to Customers Led to Storied Bank Robin Sidel 2010
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Brinks C.. and J.C. Penney C.. The companies cover a host of industries, but several completed their stock infusions as they were facing bond-ratings pressure because of pension underfunding.
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WASHINGTON -- The Senate's Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations is opening a probe into causes of the global financial crisis, focusing in part on whether bond-ratings firms, driven by conflicts of interest, boosted mortgage investments that have since collapsed.
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Bloomberg News/Landov The SEC, under Chairman Christopher Cox, put off more controversial changes to the bond-ratings industry.
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