FYI: Despite publicly opposing Michael Dell's bid to take the computer company he founded private, mutual fund giant T. Rowe Price supported the transaction in the voting booth, according to an analysis of the mutual fund giant's voting records by USA TODAY.
T. Rowe's regulatory filings show that the money manager, which is opposing the Dell deal in Delaware court, voted "for" the 2013 buyout across its funds, including the Equity Income Fund, which owned 16.5 million Dell shares, the Science & Technology Fund, which owned seven million shares, the Balanced Fund and the Equity Index 500 Fund
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Ted
http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2015/05/03/trowe-price-objection-dell-deal-fizzles/26701477/