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  • CBOT Responds To LAMPERS Statement

    Date 14/06/2007

    In response to a press release issued earlier today by the Louisiana Municipal Police Employees’ Retirement System (LAMPERS), CBOT Holdings, Inc. announced that it is not a party to the settlement agreement of the LAMPERS lawsuit. The agreement is between LAMPERS and CME Holdings only.

  • Amendment To June Quarterly Rebalancing For S&P Global 1200, S&P Asia 50 And S&P Europe 350 Index

    Date 14/06/2007

    Preceding yesterday’s announcement for the quarterly rebalancing, Standard & Poor’s is issuing the following revisions: The index shares of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd. will remain unchanged at 25,952,195,400, reflecting the 0.5% stock dividend, which was effective Friday June 8th. As announced, the IWF will change from 0.8306 to 1.00. The SEDOL and RIC code for Cathay Financial Holdings were incorrectly quoted in yesterday’s file. The correct SEDOL is 64256

  • Statement By SEC Chairman Christopher Cox: Opening Statement At The Commission Open Meeting

    Date 14/06/2007

    Good morning. This is a meeting of the Securities and Exchange Commission conducted under the Government in the Sunshine Act on June 13, 2007. Today, we consider three recommendations from the Division of Market Regulation related to short selling.

  • KCBT Exchange And Electronic Volume Set New Single-Day Records, 11-Year Price High

    Date 14/06/2007

    The Kansas City Board of Trade set a new single-day volume record for the exchange as a whole and for electronic trading on Wednesday. The KCBT also put in new contract highs across the board, with prices at an 11-year high as the KCBT March 2008 contract traded up to $6.20 a bushel.

  • SEC Charges Securities Attorneys In Penny Stock Scam

    Date 14/06/2007

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today filed suit against the principals of a micro-cap technology company as well as two securities lawyers for their role in an illegal "pump and dump" scheme. The Commission alleges that Arizona attorney David B. Stocker and Texas attorney Phillip W. Offill, Jr. assisted Michigan-based AVL Global, Inc., in a scheme to dump millions of shares of AVL Global stock into the marketplace without any public disclosure of the company's failing operations. In the