Performance Commentary 2nd Quarter 2010

In his quarterly commentary, Chang Suh, HIT’s Executive Vice President and Chief Portfolio Manager, discusses the factors affecting the HIT's performance in the second quarter of 2010.

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AFL-CIO HIT Helping Build the Future of St. Louis

St. Louis construction workers and community leaders discuss the impact of HIT investments that are helping the city realize its $400 million plan for downtown redevelopment.

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Where Have All the Community Banks Gone?

HIT’s Chief Economist, Sondra Albert, examines the decline of community banks in the U.S. over the last decade and how this is impeding economic recovery.

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HIT Goal: 10,000 Union Jobs to Support Economic Recovery

10 new projects in the past four months are part of HIT’s plan to generate 10,000 union jobs, support recovery, and earn competitive returns through investment of Taft-Hartley and public employee pension capital.

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Performance Commentary 2nd Quarter 2010
AFL-CIO HIT Helping Build the Future of St. Louis
Where Have All the Community Banks Gone?
HIT Goal: 10,000 Union Jobs to Aid Economic Recovery
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Performance Commentary 2nd Quarter 2010

AFL-CIO HIT Helping Build the Future of St. Louis

Where Have All the Community Banks Gone?

HIT Goal: 10,000 Union Jobs to Support Economic Recovery

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