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Opponents of a European Union financial-transactions tax say pension funds will be hurt even if their home governments don’t sign up.
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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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Deutsche Boerse AG, the operator of the Frankfurt stock exchange, trimmed its dividend and unveiled plans to cut about 250 jobs as part of a cost-reduction plan to shore up profit in the face of declining trading volumes.
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Restrictions on the minimum time orders must be held in German equity markets would do little to increase safety, the nation’s exchanges said as lawmakers debated proposed legislation.
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A decade-long march by market owners toward greater worldwide scope may be ending in Europe with antitrust regulators recommending against Deutsche Boerse AG’s bid for NYSE Euronext.
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Restrictions on the minimum time orders must be held in German equity markets would do little to increase safety, the nation’s exchanges said as lawmakers debated proposed legislation.
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European antitrust regulators have until Feb. 9 to evaluate Deutsche Boerse AG’s takeover of NYSE Euronext and have yet to communicate a formal ruling, according to the exchange companies.
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JPMorgan Chase & Co. disclosed $1.3 billion of new expenses tied to faulty mortgages and foreclosures in its third quarter, pushing the bill for the five biggest home lenders since 2007 to almost $69 billion.
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