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  • The Philadelphia Stock Exchange Is Set To Begin Trading Four New Options On Friday, December 29

    Date 28/12/2006

    The Philadelphia Stock Exchange (PHLX) announced today that begin to trade four new options beginning Friday, December 29. The following two options were allocated to Market Street Securities: Scottish Re Group Ltd. (option/stock symbol: SCT) will trade on the January expiration cycle with initial expiration months of January, February, April and July. Position and exercise limits have been set at 250,000 contracts. Globalstar, Inc. (option/stock symbol: QDS/GSAT) will trade on th

  • Administrative Law Judge Lillian McEwen To Retire From SEC

    Date 28/12/2006

    Administrative Law Judge Lillian A. McEwen has announced that she is retiring from her position with the SEC, effective Jan. 3, 2007. Since her appointment in September 1995, Judge McEwen has presided over, and issued initial decisions in, scores of administrative proceedings brought by the SEC's Division of Enforcement. She also served on multiple occasions as the SEC delegate to the Federal Administrative Law Judges Conference and was a founding member of Judicial Council, which is affiliat

  • BOVESPA Ranks Third In Worldwide Stock Options Trading

    Date 28/12/2006

    BOVESPA has been ranked as the third stock exchange, among international ones, which traded more stock options in the period from January to October 2006.

  • Federal Identity Theft Task Force Seeks Public Comment

    Date 28/12/2006

    The President's Identity Theft Task Force announced that it is seeking public comment on various possible recommendations to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the federal government's efforts to reduce identity theft. The Task Force is chaired by Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales and co-chaired by Federal Trade Commission Chairman Deborah Platt Majoras and participants include the Securities and Exchange Commission and other federal agencies.

  • CBOE 2006 Volume Shatters All Previous Records - CBOE Seat Prices Up 100% For The Year

    Date 28/12/2006

    The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE), the largest options exchange in the U.S., announced that 2006 will go on the books as the third consecutive record breaking year, with more than 670 million contracts trading, an increase of 43% over 2005 total volume of 468 million contracts. Average daily volume has been 2.7 million contracts this year?up 88% from 2004, and more than double 2003's volume of 1.13 million contracts per day.