John Waggoner: Closed-end mutual funds are a bargain, but ... Every so often, a startled fisherman plucks something from the Pleistocene in his net: A coelacanth, for example, or a sawfish or a fantod. Usually, this results in a brief moment of fame, or, if he's lucky, a nice chunk of change on eBay.
June 23, 2013 - Asbury Park Press
Mary Dawson in MSNBC It is an amazing discovery and it's the coelacanth of rodents,said study coauthor Mary Dawson of the Carnegie Museum of Natural History. "It's the first time in the study of mammals that scientists have found a living fossil of a group...