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  • Australian Stock Exchange And New Zealand Stock Exchange Negotiations

    Date 16/08/2000

    The Chairman of Australian Stock Exchange (ASX), Mr Maurice Newman, and the Chairman of New Zealand Stock Exchange (NZSE), Mr Eion Edgar, have released the following statement: "On Friday 11 August 2000 representatives of the ASX and NZSE met in Sydney to consider a possible merger of the two stock exchanges.

  • AOL, Compaq Among NYSE Stocks Selected For Phase 2 Of Decimal-Pricing Pilot

    Date 16/08/2000

    The New York Stock Exchange today named 52 companies whose stocks will be priced in decimal format starting Sept. 25, as part of Phase 2 of the securities industry's decimal-pricing pilot. The list includes some of the most-actively-traded stocks, including America Online Inc. and Compaq Computer Corp., which were the first and second most-heavily-traded NYSE stocks in 1999.

  • VSNL Becomes First Indian Public-Sector Company To List On The NYSE

    Date 15/08/2000

    Videsh Sanchar Nigam Limited (VSNL) began trading its shares on the New York Stock Exchange today as American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) under the ticker symbol VSL. VSNL is the sole international telecommunication-service provider and the largest Internet-service provider in India. With its listing on the NYSE, VSNL repeats history as it was also the first Indian public-sector company to raise capital through Global Depositary Receipts in 1997.

  • The KFX And KFMX Indices Reach New Highs

    Date 15/08/2000

    Today, the KFX Index and the KFMX Index set a new record. The 26th record for the KFX Index this year.

  • Jiway Signs Letters Of Intent With 20 Trading Partners

    Date 15/08/2000

    OM today confirms reports that Jiway has signed Letters of Intent with approximately 20 trading partners. A trading partner is a broker, online or offline, or financial advisor that will work as an intermediary between Jiway and the end-customer.