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- NYSE-Frankfurt stock exchange merger blocked
The parent company of the New York Stock Exchange said Wednesday that it plans to end its proposed merger with the parent of the Frankfurt exchange, after European officials blocked the deal.
new york stock exchange director 06 Feb 2012 - Staten Islander to ring opening bell on Wall Street
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Castleton Corners resident Ann Price-Moskowitz, a New York Stock Exchange managing director, along with several of her NYSE Strategic Analysis department co-workers, will ring the exchange?s famous bell to open this morning?s trading. Ann, who graduated...
new york stock exchange director 06 Feb 2012 - Aeroflot Soars on NYSE Flotation Plans
The stocks of Russia?s largest airline surged in MICEX afternoon trading on Wednesday, after the company announced plans to float American Depositary Receipts representing its shares on the New York Stock Exchange.
new york stock exchange director 06 Feb 2012 - ETRACS To Ring the Opening Bell of the New York Stock Exchange
UBS Investment Bank today announced that the ETRACS team, Dennis Gartman and Mark Fisher will ring the Opening Bell of the NYSE this morning to mark the recent successful launches of the ETRACS Fisher-Gartman Risk On ETN and the ETRACS Fisher-Gartman Risk Off ETN .
new york stock exchange director 06 Feb 2012 - Super Bowl rematch fuels rivaly or New York-Boston Money-set
Wall Street traders and fund managers have opinions on almost everything - from politics to religion to the price of a spectacular bottle of wine. But ask about this Sunday's Super Bowl matchup between the New York Giants and the Boston-backed New England Patriots, and they're suddenly far from loquacious.
new york stock exchange director 06 Feb 2012 - Boston-New York rivlary plays out on Wall Street
Wall Street traders and fund managers have opinions on almost everything -- from politics to religion to the price of a spectacular bottle of wine. But ask about this Sunday's Super Bowl matchup between the New York Giants and the Boston-backed New England Patriots, and they're suddenly far from loquacious.
new york stock exchange director 06 Feb 2012
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