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  • CBOE Sets 10:00 a.m. Market Opening For September 11

    Date 23/08/2002

    The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) today announced that in conjunction with the delayed opening of the New York Stock Exchange, the CBOE will open trading at 10:00 a.m. CDT (Chicago time) on Wednesday, September 11, 2002. The delayed opening is in honor of the victims of 9/11 and in respect for the memorial services planned for that day in New York City and across the country.

  • Arab Markets Meet Soon

    Date 23/08/2002

    The second Arab Common Market meeting for economic, industrial and investment cooperation is set to take place in Cairo at the end of August. The conference will include several working papers on the planned Arab Free Trade Zone, investment opportunities and exhibitions in bolstering inter-Arab cooperation, e-commerce and joint projects.

  • 2002 Canadian Shareowners Study: Canadian Investors Take "Back To Basics" Approach To Investing

    Date 23/08/2002

    It seems that Canadians are taking a traditionalist approach to their stock portfolios, this according to the 2002 Canadian Shareowners Study. Investors are holding on to their portfolios and after years of trying to make decisions on their own, they are once again seeking advice from investment professionals.

  • 16 Firms Join The RTS

    Date 23/08/2002

    On August 22, 2002, the RTS Board of Directors welcomed the following 16 new member firms to the Partnership:

  • Stock Exchange Of Thailand Listed Companies Increase Performance in Q2 by 65%, Gaining A Total Of Over 100 Billion Baht In Profits

    Date 22/08/2002

    Listed companies on the Thai bourse announced their Q2 operational performance, posting a 65% increase in profits from Q1. For their half-year performance, profits reached 119,477 million baht. The top five profitable sectors were Energy, Transportation, Building and Furnishing Materials, Property Development, and Commerce, those profits accounted for approximately 70% of the total profits for listed companies. Securities companies have also gained since the minimum brokerage fee was reimposed.