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The Bottom Line: New hurdle for funds that seek to do well by doing good
INVESTING FOR A CAUSE: Socially responsible funds, which invest based on environmental, social and governance principles, have attracted $17 trillion in assets, but a new Labor Department rule seeks to slow their use in retirement plans. David Nicklaus and Jim Gallagher explain the arguments for and against such funds.
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