Janus Capital Group News

Analysis and Discussion with Charles Bobrinskoy of Arial Investments via ClipSyndicate

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Top Janus Capital Group executives will have their incentive bonuses increased to a maximum of $25 million, up from $15 million, confirmed spokeswoman Shelley Peterson. via Pensions & Investments

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Shareholders of Janus Capital Group Inc. agreed Thursday to boost the cap on incentive bonuses for the Denver-based mutual fund company's top five executives to as much as $25 million each. via The Denver Business Journal

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“Earnings estimate revisions are the most powerful force impacting stock prices.”

These stocks are currently rated as a Zacks Rank #5 : Wendy's International Inc. via PR-inside.com

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“Janus just got caught up in that, along with everybody else.”

Originally published 08:44 a.m., April 24, 2008 Updated 08:44 a.m., April 24, 2008 Investors pulled $2.1 billion from Janus Capital Group mutual funds, causing the Denver-based money manager to miss analysts' ... via Rocky Mountain News

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“The last several months have been tough for most money managers, but we're encouraged that our products have weathered the turbulence well”

Analysts had forecast earnings of 28 cents a share, on average, according to a Thomson Financial poll. via Market Watch

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Companies Featured in This Article: Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan, Bunge, JA Solar Holdings, SunPower, Cypress Semiconductor, Potash Corp. via Barron's

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“The key question is whether the global correction we have seen over the past five months has satisfactorily discounted the economic risks we have faced”

An ad touts Niwot-based Crocs in the latest issue of Rolling Stone magazine. LINK: TheStreet.com's analysis of Crocs A Janus mutual fund that can profit from rising as well as falling stocks identified Crocs as ... via Rocky Mountain News

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“It is our hope that this ... [be] the start of a new national network on urban teaching”

Denver Business Journal - by Mark Harden Denver Business Journal Metropolitan State College of Denver and Denver Public Schools said Friday they will host a three-day conference to address issues facing urban ... via Denver Business Journal

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Axa SA, Europe's second-biggest insurer, and BlackRock Inc., the biggest publicly traded U.S. asset manager, cut their stakes in money manager Janus Capital Group Inc. via Denver Post Economy/Real Estate

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