by greater returns on investment since most of them underperformed lower cost alternatives. In support of this claim, he offers specific comparisons of each Plan fund to an allegedly similar but more cost effective fund available in the market. In comparison to an investment in index funds, Braden estimates that the higher fees and lower returns of the Plan funds cost the Plan some $140 million by the end of 2007.
Finally, the complaint also alleges that the mutual fund companies whose funds were included in the Plan shared with Merrill Lynch portions of the fees they collected from participants' investments. This practice, sometimes called "revenue sharing," is used to cover a portion of the costs of services provided by an entity such as a trustee of a 401(k)Left-wing activists and social media users harassed and publicly shamed an innocent man because he bore a resemblance to one of the far-right attendees of the Charlottesville, Va. rally Saturday.

The amateur anti-fascist Internet detectives and accounts scoured over images of the rally and tried to put names to faces, the New York Times reported. One popular account called "Yes You're Racist" is run by the communications director for the liberal Progress NC Action.

Prominent celebrities like actress Jennifer Lawrence also publicly backed their efforts.

One demonstrator was pictured wearing an "Arkansas Engineering" shirt. Starting from there, activists checked the University of Arkansas' faculty pages, found a professor with a similar build and facial hair, and went to work.

Any Arkansas Engineering folks recognize this guy? Must be awfully proud of his