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        SEC Publishes Staff Report On Proxy Process ReviewDate 15/07/2003 The Securities and Exchange Commission today published a report prepared by its Division of Corporation Finance concerning the Division's review of the Commission's rules and regulations regarding the nomination and election of directors. The staff report notes the need to improve the existing proxy process and recommends action in two areas: improved disclosure and improved shareholder access to the director nomination process. The report recommends the following actions: 
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        Radianz Announces CEO TransitionDate 15/07/2003 Radianz today announced that P. Howard Edelstein will join the company on July 21, 2003 and assume the role of president and CEO after Doug Gilstrap, who currently serves in the role, resigns effective August 15, 2003. 
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        NYSE Seat SaleDate 15/07/2003 A regular seat on the New York Stock Exchange sold on Monday, July 14, 2003 for $2,000,000, up $175,000 from the previous regular seat sale of $1,825,000 on June 16, 2003. 
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        New York Mercantile Exchange Establishes Margins, Position Accountability Levels, Reporting Requirements For New N.G. FuturesDate 15/07/2003 The New York Mercantile Exchange, Inc., today announced the anticipated margins and position accountability and reporting levels for the four natural gas basis swap futures contracts that will be launched on the afternoon of July 17 for the July 18 trading session. 
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        National Stock Exchange Of Lithuania Monthly ReportDate 15/07/2003 In June investors were curious to see whether their forecasts would prove true hoping that trading on the stock exchange would be active as expected. This made June different from the summer months of the past year and helped to preserve the trading trends of the current year's second quarter. Investors exhibited most interest in alcohol companies, privatization tenders of which were closed in June, energy companies undergoing preparation for privatization, Lietuvos Dujos AB, in which the Russia 
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        Nasdaq Announces Changes In Global MarketingDate 15/07/2003 The Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc. (NASDAQ) today announced that Denise Benou Stires, Executive Vice President of Worldwide Marketing, has decided to leave NASDAQ to pursue other professional opportunities. In restructuring the business, Worldwide Marketing will report to John L. Jacobs, Executive Vice President of NASDAQ and CEO of NASDAQ Financial Products Services, Inc. following Ms. Stires departure later this month. 
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        Innogenetics To De-List From NASDAQ Europe - Shares To Remain Listed On Euronext BrusselsDate 15/07/2003 Innogenetics (Euronext: INNX - NASDAQ Europe: INNX) announced that it has received approval for a voluntary de-listing from the NASDAQ Europe stock exchange. Innogenetics shares will subsequently be traded only on the Euronext Brussels stock exchange. 
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        ICOS Vision Systems Corporation N.V. Announces De-Listing From Nasdaq EuropeDate 15/07/2003 ICOS Vision Systems Corporation NV(Nasdaq, Nasdaq Europe and Euronext: IVIS), a world leader invision and inspection systems for the semiconductor industry,announced today that Nasdaq Europe has approved its request todelist its shares from the Nasdaq Europe market, subject to thefulfillment of certain conditions. The de-listing is expectedto take place on August 15, 2003. 
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        Copenhagen Stock Exchange: Focus: Difficult Market Conditions Continue To Confine The Earnings Potential For Suppliers Of Mobile Telecom EquipmentDate 15/07/2003 Just three years ago the share prices of the telecom sector sky-rocketed, and the sector was driven by high expectations, a high investment level and the belief that new technology, consolidation and acquisitions could secure the high growth rates in the future. Today, the picture has been turned upside down, and the upswing of the telecom sector did not last. 
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        CFTC Announces Approval Of Exchange Rules Implementing CME/CBOT Common Clearing LinkDate 15/07/2003 The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) today announced the approval of rules submitted by the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), pursuant to Section 5c(c)(3) of the Commodity Exchange Act, implementing a Common Clearing Link (Link) between the two largest U.S. futures exchanges. The Link is an agreement under which the CME will provide clearing and related services for all CBOT products. Under the terms of the Link, clearing services are expected to 
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