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  • Tokyo Stock Exchange: Electronic Voting Platform For Institutional And Foreign Investors

    Date 02/07/2004

    In the Japanese stock market, cross-holding of shares among listed companies has been rapidly dissolved and foreign investors and institutional investors have increased their stock holdings. Furthermore, institutional investors have become more active in voting at shareholders meetings of companies in which they invest. Therefore, the need to fostering an environment where institutional and foreign investors can exercise voting rights properly has increased.

  • Stockholmsbörsen Monthly Report - Total Share Trading June 2004

    Date 02/07/2004

    Please click here for Stockholmsbörsen total share trading statistics for June 2004.

  • Statement Of The Securities And Exchange Commission Regarding EasyLink Services

    Date 02/07/2004

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today released the following statement relating to information in a public filing made yesterday by EasyLink Services Corporation that the Securities and Exhange Commission is reviewing certain transactions by the company: Before coming to the Commission, Chairman Donaldson served as a director of EasyLink. Chairman Donaldson has not participated and will not participate in any matter before the Commission involving EasyLink.

  • Standard & Poor’s Announces Changes In The S&P/TSX Venture Composite Index

    Date 02/07/2004

    Standard & Poor’s will make the following changes in the S&P/TSX Venture Composite Index after the close of trading on Friday, July 2, 2004:

  • S&P 500 Second Quarter Earnings Expected To Set Record High

    Date 02/07/2004

    Standard & Poor's, the independent financial research, ratings and indices leader, today reported a $16.04 second quarter 2004 operating estimate, a 24% increase from Q2 2003 earnings of $12.92. Sales are also expected to increase and margins to be maintained to slightly improved. "With 8.3% of the S&P 500's long term debt tied to the prime rate and therefore adjustable almost immediately after an interest rate increase, the cost of a full 1 point increase would reduce the S&P 500’s earnings