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  • Copenhagen Stock Exchange: Half-Year Results Increased By 21 Per Cent To DKK 35.3 Million

    Date 19/08/2004

    Today, the Copenhagen Stock Exchange published its interim report for the 1st half of 2004, which shows a consolidated profit after tax of DKK 35.3 million, up from DKK 29.2 million for the first six months of 2003.

  • CBOE To Offer Options On Google Friday August 27, 2004

    Date 19/08/2004

    The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE), the world's largest options exchange, today announced that it will list options on the stock of Google Inc. (Nasdaq ticker symbol GOOG) on Friday, August 27, 2004, following certification by the Options Clearing Corporation. Google stock is expected to begin trading today.

  • American Stock Exchange To Trade Options On Google Inc.

    Date 19/08/2004

    The American Stock Exchange (Amex) has announced it will allocate trading in Google Inc. options to AGS Specialist Partners. The Amex will provide full details of the options listing shortly.

  • UK’s Financial Services Authority Concludes Investigation Into Collins Stewart & Collins Stewart Tullett

    Date 18/08/2004

    The Financial Services Authority has conducted an enforcement investigation into a number of allegations made against Collins Stewart Ltd and Collins Stewart Tullett Plc (formerly Collins Stewart Holdings Plc) by a former employee, Mr James Middleweek. These allegations have been widely reported in the media. The FSA has written to inform Collins Stewart of its conclusions and the investigation is now closed.

  • UK’s Financial Services Authority Statement Re Trading Activity In European Government Bonds

    Date 18/08/2004

    The FSA has been making enquiries into the unusual trading activity initiated by Citigroup in European government bond and bond derivative markets on 2 August and has today launched a formal investigation. This investigation may lead to formal disciplinary proceedings under the Financial Services & Markets Act 2000 but no decision on that can be taken until all the facts are clear.<