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corporations falling afoul of European Commission rules, with the failed General Electric Co. However, he said his company continues to meet one-on-one with analysts, and feels it can talk freely about general issues such as company goals, management, competitive advantages, long-term strategies and other such broad topics without falling afoul of the new rule. |
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