You asked... we listened. Read on for information on eConfirms enhancements. Dear eConfirms Client, As part of our commitment to meet your needs, we have added several new features to Schwab eConfirms so it's easier than ever to organize your trade information. Improved, Easy-to-Read Format with Highlighted Totals * eConfirms now consolidates your trading activity by security. For example, all "XYZ Company" purchases will be displayed together (see sample below). * A quick snapshot of your day's trading activity is provided through the use of a "Totals" line when there are multiple trades for the same security. * We've further streamlined your eConfirms by reducing or eliminating, wherever possible, much of the non-trade related information. Additional Features * The last three digits of your account number have been added to help you better identify your account(s) (In order to protect your privacy, the preceding digits of your account number are not displayed). * If your eConfirm spans more than one email (due to email size limitations), we have numbered your emails for easy record keeping. * As always, you can receive eConfirms bundled (multiple securities per email) or unbundled (separate emails for each security traded)*. Available in a couple of weeks, improved Schwab eConfirms -- one
Answer: Introducing Redesigned Schwab eConfirms(TM)
What's up rude-dog. Haven't heard any new recruiting news. I think it is going to be quiet on that front until later in the football season. I was up in Denver this past week and talked to Jessica Wentworth. She said you have been exploring the Australian countryside. Bet there is some amazing stuff down under. Anyway, drop me a note and let me know how its going. I know I have asked this before, but when are you getting into town? We need to have some repatriation beers upon your arrival.
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You didn't tell me that you were going to France to have a secret rendez-vous with Evie Kahl. Gotchya! Welcome back. It's been a fucking zoo. Best,
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Dear Evening MBA Student, The Fisher Center for Information Technology and Marketplace Transformation (CITM) is offering the next Enabling eBusiness (EEB)conference on December 18, 2001. We can accommodate a limited number of MBA students subject to space availability. We can accommodate a limited number of Evening MBA students at a special rate of $50 (instead of the the regular fee of $300) subject to space availability. If you would like to attend the event please e-mail your request to <mailto:citm@haas.berkeley.edu> citm@haas.berkeley.edu ASAP Include the following information: Name: Company: Your Job Title: Contact (if different than the e-mail address of your message): eBusiness/Technology related background (1 paragraph):
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Fisher CITM's eBusiness Conference next week