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  • Koninklijke (Royal) KPN NV (ADR) IWF Increase In The S&P ADR Indices

    Date 19/01/2005

    Standard & Poor’s will make changes in the S&P ADR Indices effective after the close of trading on Friday, January 21, 2005: Koninklijke (Royal) KPN (ADR) (Netherlands, NYSE: KPN, CUSIP: 780641205, Sedol: 2755676) IWF will increase to 0.8575 from 0.8070 in the S&P ADR Indices. The Dutch State reduced its holdings in the company.

  • ICIS-LOR Wins Oil Price Reporting Contract With New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX)

    Date 19/01/2005

    ICIS-LOR, the global market pricing and intelligence service for the oil and chemicals industry, has won a contract with the New York Mercantile Exchange Inc (NYMEX) to provide comprehensive crude oil pricing information for the final settlement of the NYMEX Brent futures contract.

  • Former ImClone CEO Samuel Waksal And Father To Settle SEC Insider Trading Case - Final Resolution Includes Order To Pay Over $5.8 Million

    Date 19/01/2005

    Samuel Waksal, the former CEO of ImClone Systems Inc., and his father, Jack Waksal, have agreed to a final resolution of the insider trading case brought against them by the Securities and Exchange Commission. In documents filed today with the federal court in Manhattan, Sam Waksal and Jack Waksal, without admitting or denying the allegations in the Commission’s complaint, consented to pay more than $5 million in disgorgement and civil penalties from their unlawful trades in ImClone securities.

  • Closure Of Bursa Malaysia Berhad Group - Market Holidays

    Date 19/01/2005

    Bursa Malaysia Berhad would like to announce that the offices of Bursa Malaysia Berhad Group will be closed in conjunction with the following public holidays in February: Public Holiday Date of Closure

  • CBOT To Launch South American Soybean Futures - Board Of Directors Approves Contract Specifications

    Date 19/01/2005

    The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) announced today that the Exchange’s Board of Directors approved contract specifications for CBOT South American Soybean futures. The new commodity contract is designed to meet the global marketplace’s need for a liquid risk management tool based on soybeans produced in Brazil and Argentina, which supply more than 50 percent of the world’s soybeans.

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