WSJ's Kirsten Grind explains that while the Bill Gross-run Janus fund took in nearly $65 million in September, it's a drop in the bucket compared to the outflow from his former Pimco fund. Photo: Getty.
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"These funds managed to lose value for shareholders even during a generally bullish market," Morningstar analyst Amy Arnott said.
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Most Americans are hoping gasoline prices don’t go over $4 this summer. Chevron and some other top gasoline producers in the state are fighting it aggressively, saying the move will backfire and potentially cause prices to rise even more. California’s attempts to find new ways to lower its sky-high gas prices highlight the state’s tricky transition to cleaner transportation fuels.
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