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NASDAQ Holds Talks With India About Local Companies Listing Shares Overseas
US stock exchange Nasdaq has held talks with Indian authorities on potentially allowing local Indian companies to list directly on foreign stock exchanges, a senior Nasdaq executive said.
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US SEC Said to Have Raised Concerns About Bitcoin ETF to Asset Managers
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has said recent applications by asset managers to launch spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) were not sufficiently clear and comprehensive, a source familiar with the matter said. The SEC has communicated its concerns to the exchanges Nasdaq and Cboe Global Markets which filed the applications o...
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Freshworks CEO Girish Mathrubootham Has All The Right Dance Moves, As A Rajini Fan Should
After India's first software-as-a-service (SaaS) startup Freshworks got listed on US stock exchange Nasdaq, a throwback video of its founder and chief executive officer Girish Mathrubootham shaking a leg onstage is taking Twitter by storm.
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India's Consul General Rings Nasdaq Closing Bell on Independence Day
India's Consul General Dnyaneshwar Mulay invited American individuals and companies to join Prime Minister Narendra Modi's flagship projects 'Make in India' and 'Digital India' as he, accompanied by Bollywood star Arjun Rampal, rang the closing bell at Nasdaq to celebrate India's 69th Independence Day.
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Robot rings closing bell on NASDAQ, will it take over your job next?
A robot rang the closing bell at the Nasdaq Stock Exchange (NSE) today, but very soon it could be taking over your job.
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Twitter selects NYSE to host IPO, shuns Nasdaq
Twitter has chosen to trade on NYSE, shunning the rival Nasdaq which is home to some of the biggest names in the tech sector.
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Twitter being wooed by Nasdaq and NYSE for IPO hosting privileges
Ahead of Twitter's IPO, Wall Street's biggest stock exchange fight for the Internet giant's business.
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Nasdaq to pay $10 million fine over Facebook IPO debacle
Nasdaq's senior executives were aware of technical problems but decided to open up Facebook stock for secondary trading.
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Nasdaq payout in Facebook IPO debacle gets US approval
US regulators have approved the stock exchange's latest plan to compensate investors for the botched debut of Facebook shares last year.
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Anil Kumble rings Nasdaq closing bell
Indian cricketer Anil Kumble rang the closing bell at the Nasdaq Stock Exchange on Saturday to commemorate India's 66th Independence Day.
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As Facebook seeks answers, S.E.C. investigates exchanges
Problems with Facebook's stock debut came amid a broader inquiry by regulators into trading breakdowns and other problems at the nation's largest exchanges.
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Facebook chooses Nasdaq for marquee listing - source
Facebook, preparing Silicon Valley's largest IPO, has picked Nasdaq over the New York Stock Exchange for its listing.
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Facebook chooses Nasdaq for marquee listing - source
Facebook, preparing Silicon Valley's largest IPO, has picked Nasdaq over the New York Stock Exchange for its listing.
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NASDAQ Holds Talks With India About Local Companies Listing Shares Overseas
US stock exchange Nasdaq has held talks with Indian authorities on potentially allowing local Indian companies to list directly on foreign stock exchanges, a senior Nasdaq executive said.
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US SEC Said to Have Raised Concerns About Bitcoin ETF to Asset Managers
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has said recent applications by asset managers to launch spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) were not sufficiently clear and comprehensive, a source familiar with the matter said. The SEC has communicated its concerns to the exchanges Nasdaq and Cboe Global Markets which filed the applications o...
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Freshworks CEO Girish Mathrubootham Has All The Right Dance Moves, As A Rajini Fan Should
After India's first software-as-a-service (SaaS) startup Freshworks got listed on US stock exchange Nasdaq, a throwback video of its founder and chief executive officer Girish Mathrubootham shaking a leg onstage is taking Twitter by storm.
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India's Consul General Rings Nasdaq Closing Bell on Independence Day
India's Consul General Dnyaneshwar Mulay invited American individuals and companies to join Prime Minister Narendra Modi's flagship projects 'Make in India' and 'Digital India' as he, accompanied by Bollywood star Arjun Rampal, rang the closing bell at Nasdaq to celebrate India's 69th Independence Day.
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Robot rings closing bell on NASDAQ, will it take over your job next?
A robot rang the closing bell at the Nasdaq Stock Exchange (NSE) today, but very soon it could be taking over your job.
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Twitter selects NYSE to host IPO, shuns Nasdaq
Twitter has chosen to trade on NYSE, shunning the rival Nasdaq which is home to some of the biggest names in the tech sector.
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Twitter being wooed by Nasdaq and NYSE for IPO hosting privileges
Ahead of Twitter's IPO, Wall Street's biggest stock exchange fight for the Internet giant's business.
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Nasdaq to pay $10 million fine over Facebook IPO debacle
Nasdaq's senior executives were aware of technical problems but decided to open up Facebook stock for secondary trading.
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Nasdaq payout in Facebook IPO debacle gets US approval
US regulators have approved the stock exchange's latest plan to compensate investors for the botched debut of Facebook shares last year.
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Anil Kumble rings Nasdaq closing bell
Indian cricketer Anil Kumble rang the closing bell at the Nasdaq Stock Exchange on Saturday to commemorate India's 66th Independence Day.
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As Facebook seeks answers, S.E.C. investigates exchanges
Problems with Facebook's stock debut came amid a broader inquiry by regulators into trading breakdowns and other problems at the nation's largest exchanges.
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Facebook chooses Nasdaq for marquee listing - source
Facebook, preparing Silicon Valley's largest IPO, has picked Nasdaq over the New York Stock Exchange for its listing.
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Facebook chooses Nasdaq for marquee listing - source
Facebook, preparing Silicon Valley's largest IPO, has picked Nasdaq over the New York Stock Exchange for its listing.
