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Article

15 May 2007

Author:
Social(k)

Social(k) and Fidelity Out of Sudan Target Companies to Divest Retirement Funds from Fidelity Investments Over Sudan

...Social(k)...today is day-lighting the names of 29 major companies each with more than two billion dollars of retirement assets in...Fidelity Investments... Social(k) fund President Rob Thomas made the announcement due to concerns the financial titan invests in companies doing business with the genocidal regime of Sudan. Fidelity Out of Sudan will be writing these companies to request they divest their retirement assets of Fidelity Investments so long as the company retains major investments in Sudan. [companies named: Accenture, Albertsons, Alcoa, Ameren, Bechtel, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Cellco Partnership (Verizon Wireless, joint venture Verizon & Vodafone), Delta Air Lines, Eastman Kodak, Energy East, Ford, FPL Group, HCA, Johnson Controls, Lucent (part of Lucent-Alcatel), NCR, Northeast Utilities, PG&E, PPG, Rockwell, Shell, Dow Chemical, Walt Disney, Commonwealth Edison, Tyco, Unisys, United Air Lines, Verizon]