Chicago-based Ariel Investments LLC, which has had a focus on domestic stocks, said Tuesday it has launched two mutual funds with an international flavor. The two no-load funds are Ariel International Equity Fund, with a ticker symbol AINTX; and Ariel Global Equity Fund, with a ticker symbol AGLOX.
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One ride in a 1959 Saab started a lifelong devotion.
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