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  • Iceland Stock Exhange: Changes To Eimskip's Operations In Riga And Tallinn

    Date 24/10/2001

    The operations of Eimskip's subsidiaries, MGH in Riga and Tallinn will be integrated into a new transportation company, MGH Combifragt on November 1, 2001. MGH Combifragt is owned by the Danish company Combifragt Eastern Europe AS and the Latvian transportation company Ritrans.

  • Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. Reports Strong Results For Third Quarter And First Nine Months Of 2001

    Date 24/10/2001

    Significant growth in interest rate and equity index volumes contributed to higher revenues and profits.

  • Bill Gates Of Microsoft Opens Nasdaq On Wednesday, October 24

    Date 24/10/2001

    The Nasdaq Stock Market® announced that Microsoft Corporation Chairman and Chief Software Architect Bill Gates opened the market today at 9:30 a.m. EDT, at the Nasdaq MarketSite, located in New York City. Hardwick "Wick" Simmons, Chairman and CEO of Nasdaq hosted the market opening ceremony.

  • SEC Issues Report Of Investigation And Statement Setting Forth Framework For Evaluating Cooperation In Exercising Prosecutorial Discretion

    Date 23/10/2001

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today issued a Report of Investigation and Statement explaining its decision not to take enforcement action against a company it had investigated for financial statement irregularities. In so doing, the Commission articulated a framework for evaluating cooperation in determining whether and how to charge violations of the federal securities laws.

  • OM Introduces A New Organization

    Date 23/10/2001

    OM introduces a new organizational structure which will increase focus on customer solutions and identify Stockholmsbörsen as a separate operational entity. The new organization supports growth through an operationally lean structure and further strengthens OM as a knowledge-based company. The new organization, effective from January 1, 2002, will be divided into four business areas and Stockholmsbörsen as a separate operational entity. The reorganization will make 70 positions redundant, mainly