It would be better if fees for ongoing services were treated as running costs and not rolled-up in a one-off charge on shareholders, he says.

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Having email, the Internet, a PDA and your cell phone all rolled up into one tiny device in your pocket that's really manageable has really helped me be more efficient, particularly traveling the world because it all works globally.

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The squabble has its roots in a series of transactions beginning in 1996, when Clayton, Dubilier rolled up the 130 partnerships that owned Kinko's into one company in exchange for a 27.5% stake and effective control.

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Stenson birdied his last two holes for a 66 before the storms rolled across Houston, and while he came up one shot short, he moved up to No. 42 in the world ranking to earn an invitation to the Masters.

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