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Follow The Leader: Bruce Berkowitz Bruce Berkowitz heads Fairholme Capital Management, which manages Fairholme Fund, which was the fastest-growing mutual fund in the country through the first two quarters of 2010. Let's take a look at this legend's top holdings. |
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Keep Your Stinkin' Penny Citigroup became the latest company to slash its quarterly dividend to a token penny per share. The news follows a similar move by banking rival Bank of America. |
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