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Conference Call
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Conference Call
An event in which investors can call into a special phone number and hear the management of their company comment on the financial results of the recently completed quarter.

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Most publicly held companies hold four conference calls per year. Many companies are beginning to offer audiocasts of their calls over the Internet.
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Companies anxious to build or restore investor trust are increasingly turning to conference calls, according to an Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sloan School of Management professor whose research also finds increased share values for firms that use such interactive communication.
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