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• n  classifying something again (usually in a new category)

• Henry Ford's heirs and the Foundation's trustees agreed to a sweeping reclassification of Ford stock, which will give investors technical control over Ford's future, although the .
• The reclassification program panicked Johannesburg's Coloreds.
• Dick Cheney's now infamous reclassification of his office away from the Executive Branch to avoid added scrutiny shows an Administration that is still driven to conceal.

News & Articles

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• How to Play Middle East's New EM Status With ETFs
  Earlier this week, index provider MSCI (NYSE: MSCI ) announced its annual market reclassification and the news can be broken down three ways. There was some surprise, though arguably not
  June 14, 2013 - Nasdaq
• YUHSD hears report on reclassification study
  At a meeting Wednesday, the Yuma Union High School District heard a report on the findings of a reclassification study that recently occurred in the district. YUHSD contracted with Educational Management Solutions (EMS) for the purpose of auditing and analyzing job...
  June 13, 2013 - The Yuma Sun
• New Look Awaits Big EM ETF
  Following index provider MSCI’s (NYSE: MSCI) annual market reclassification, which was published Tuesday, at least one major, diversified emerging markets ETF is in for some changes. Here is a brief rundown ...
  June 13, 2013 - ETF Trends via Yahoo! Finance

Quotes

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• Vernon Coaker in Scotsman
  It has the potential to ruin the lives of individuals and their families,Coaker said. "We cannot afford to be complacent" "Reclassification is a precautionary measure that helps to ensure crystal meth does not gain a foothold in the...
• Mark Oaten in guardian.co.uk
  The party's home affairs spokesman, Mark Oaten, said: "The case for treating drugs in different categories remains very strong and unless the advisory body make a strong argument to change this, the government should resist reclassification."