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	<title>Comments on: Dubai World Halts Investments in MGM Shares &#8211; For Now &#8211; But Las Vegas Firm Still Offers Great Promise From China</title>
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		<title>By: Outlook 2008: Three Ways to Profit From Sovereign Wealth Funds - the "Next Wall Street"</title>
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		<description>[...] summer, Dubai World launched a tender offer, hoping to acquire 9.5% of MGM&#8217;s shares. But it ended the initiative after MGM shares soared to new highs of more than $100 each, vowing to resume the effort if the stock price [...]</description>
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