How share repurchases boost earnings without improving returns
Some actions that boost earnings per share don't create value for shareholders. Share repurchases are generally a wash.
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Why investors may need to lower their sights The forces that have driven exceptional investment returns over the past 30 years are weakening, and even reversing. A new McKinsey Global Institute report finds it may be time for investors to lower their expectations. Read the report →
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