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  • City Slickers Found Guilty

    Date 08/12/2005

    Two of the three men accused of using the Daily Mirror 'City Slickers' column to inflate share prices have been found guilty today at Southwark Crown Court, following a DTI prosecution. A third pleaded guilty at an earlier hearing.

  • CBOE Board Of Directors Announces 2006 Vice Chairman; Edward T. Tilly To Serve Third Consecutive Term

    Date 08/12/2005

    The Board of Directors of the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) today announced that Edward T. Tilly will serve as vice chairman of the Chicago Board Options Exchange in 2006. Mr. Tilly, the current CBOE vice chairman and a member of the board of directors, will serve his third one-year term as vice chairman.

  • Calculation Of TOPIX In Relation To Shares Of Funai Consulting Company Limited

    Date 08/12/2005

    Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. (TSE) noticed today that it will include the share of Funai Consulting Company,Limited (9757) to TOPIX and its sub-indices after the close of trading on March 30, 2006 in case when-issued transaction of the new shares is announced and taken place.

  • BOVESPA - November Performance: Foreign Investments, Indices And Other Market Data

    Date 08/12/2005

    The Brazilian Stock Exchange (BOVESPA) ended November with a surplus in the foreign investment inflow which amounted to R$ 328,412,757.00, resulting from stock purchases of R$ 12,207,933,737.00 and sales of R$ 11,879,520,980.00. BOVESPA's year-to-date balance on foreign capital stands at R$ 4,354,475,300.00, as of November 30.

  • Archipelago Holdings Releases November 2005 Transaction Volume Data

    Date 08/12/2005

    Archipelago Holdings, Inc. (PCX: AX) today announced its November 2005 market transaction volume data for the Archipelago Exchange (ArcaEx(R)) and the Pacific Exchange (PCX). Specifically, in NYSE-listed equity securities, ArcaEx's total trading market share was 4.8% in November 2005, up from 2.4% in November 2004 and unchanged from 4.8% in October 2005.