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  • Copenhagen Stock Exchange: Focus: The Correlation Between Non-Compulsory Information In The Annual Report And The Company's Cost Of Capital

    Date 22/07/2003

    In Focus no. 58, Mikkel Andreas Jensen, Assistant Professor Christian Petersen and Professor Thomas Plenborg from the Copenhagen Business School summarise the most important results of a Danish analysis of the correlation between the volume of non-compulsory information in the annual report and the company's cost of capital.

  • Chicago Mercantile Exchange Holdings Inc. Reports Record Revenues, Earnings For The Second Quarter Of 2003, Spurred By Strength In Major Product Groups

    Date 22/07/2003

    Chicago Mercantile Exchange Holdings Inc. (NYSE: CME) today reported record revenues and earnings for the second quarter of 2003, spurred by strong trading volume in its three largest product categories: interest rates, equities and foreign exchange.

  • CBOT To Use RANorder Pro As e-cbotDIRECT Front-End

    Date 22/07/2003

    The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT®) and Rolfe & Nolan today announced a licensing arrangement for the use of RANorder Pro, a high performance trading front-end system, that will be offered by the exchange for individual members to use for trading access, or clearing firms to use as a back-up order entry system for their primary technology to interface with e-cbot® powered by LIFFE CONNECT®.

  • American Stock Exchange Reports Increase In Short Interest

    Date 22/07/2003

    The American Stock Exchange (Amex) member and non-member organizations yesterday reported short interest of 655,871,111 shares as of the July 15 settlement date, an increase of 52,833,015 from the 603,038,096 (adjusted) shares reported in mid-June. The July figure represents trades through July 10, 2003.

  • Winnipeg Commodity Exchange Focus On Feed Wheat Futures

    Date 21/07/2003

    Feed wheat futures prices at Winnipeg Commodity Exchange (WCE) continued a downward trend that started in December 2002 to close the month of June at the lowest levels in two years. The July futures contract closed the month of June at $127.00 per tonne, only $2.00 per tonne off of the intra-day contract low of $125.00 per tonne set on June 24, 2003. This is almost $60 per tonne off the contract high set in January 2003, when the July contract traded as high as $183.50 per tonne.