Mitt romney stocks

• WASHINGTON -- Mitt Romney saved himself hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxes in 2010 by transferring stock in two companies from his personal account to a nonprofit entity he set up.
(Huffington Post)
• KKR Co. LP is a leading global investment and buyout firm with deep roots in private equity and its CEO, Henry Kravis, has come out to say that Mitt Romney should be proud of his private equity background. Earlier this month, KKR Co.
(Small Cap Network)
• But those aren't President Obama's words. They're Mitt Romney's. And they aren't from a few weeks ago or a few months ago or a few years ago.
(favstocks.com)
• WASHINGTON (AP) — For nearly 15 years, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's financial portfolio has included rules are designed for people who have passive ownership of stocks and bonds.
(News One)
• As Mitt Romney's refusal to release further tax returns becomes If he filled his IRA with these stocks, that could account for some of the exponential growth, as Cohan notes.
(Huffington Post)
• Everyone who owns stocks, including all Americans with a 401(k), as well and the burden of government. It's time for Mitt Romney to stand up and say so.
(Article.nationalreview.com)
• Sometime in the next seven weeks, presumptive GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney will announce his running mate and retirement funds or any stocks valued less than $10,000.
(Roll Call Online)
• US presidential candidate Mitt Romney's "secretive" offshore assets "Most of these disclosure rules are designed for people who have passive ownership of stocks and bonds.
(the Royal Gazette)
• DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz may enjoy attacking Mitt Romney for his use of Swiss bank accounts, but new information suggests she invested in the same institutions some years ago.
(Examiner)