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While $17 billion of lost market capitalization has cost CME Group Inc. the title of world’s most valuable exchange owner, its stock commands a valuation that would make buying Germany’s Deutsche Boerse AG a bargain.
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CME Group Inc., the world’s largest futures exchange, has approached Deutsche Boerse AG to consider beginning talks on a merger, according to four people familiar with the situation.
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European stocks closed little changed as investors scrutinized post-election polls for signs of who will control Italy’s government.
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CME Group Inc., the world’s biggest futures exchange, is continuing to grow its business outside of the U.S., spokesman Allan Schoenberg said.
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Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. may have grounds to sue Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Barclays Plc after they demanded $1.2 billion in additional margin to assume trading positions auctioned by a Chicago exchange, bankruptcy examiner Anton Valukas said.
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Three unidentified employees of CME Group Inc.’s GreenX unit in London have left the company, Allan Schoenberg, a CME spokesman, said today by phone.
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CME Group Inc. bought out its partners in GreenX Holdings LLC, including Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and ICAP Plc, for an unspecified price.
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CME Group Inc. , the world’s largest futures exchange, plans to begin clearing interest-rate swaps next week in a race to dominate what a London competitor has called a “battleground” U.S. market.
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NYSE Euronext was removed from the list of buyers of the London Metal Exchange, the largest metals market.
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The London Metal Exchange, founded 134 years ago above a hat shop in the financial district, may be the latest major mutual exchange to be bought after record trading volumes attracted the interest of multiple bidders.
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