Collins did not make any trades on the information, his son, Zarsky, Zarsky's wife Dorothy Zarsky and Cameron Collins' fiancee, Lauren Zarsky, all allegedly did make trades on it.
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It is -- we have a lot of trades on.
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The "Fast Money " traders shared their final trades on Monday.
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The Café de Flore still trades on its literary heritage.
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But Amazon trades on more than its financials, he added.
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Palihapitiya's company already trades on the NYSE, under the ticker IPOA.
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Meadow, the documentary filmmaker, trades on the human ''compulsion to confess.
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The stock trades on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol LYFT.
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The Spartan legend trades on our deep-seated sense of inadequacy.
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The stock trades on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol SDC.
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A general clearing member can clear trades on behalf of clients.
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Its stock trades on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol PTON.
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Volkov resumed calling in mirror trades, on behalf of other counterparties.
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The SEC suit covers trades on "at least" three occasions between 2015 and 2016, where Levoff would have had access to financial data before it was released to the public and subsequently made trades on that information.
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The industry, as it is shaped now, literally trades on personal data.
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The British pound edged lower to $1.3193 in early trades on Thursday.
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Simmonds and Kahun were picked up in separate trades on Feb. 24.
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Bloomsbury, a smaller rival, trades on a multiple of nearly eight times.
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Heineken trades on a multiple of 2.5 times sales, Eikon data shows.
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The £1.5 billion ($2 billion) company trades on the London Stock Exchange.
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Fidelity's new company will execute trades on multiple exchanges for these professional investors.
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Is Citadel's market-making operation allowed to make trades on behalf of Citadel?
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Like it or not, Facebook's business trades on using personal information of its users.
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But it&aposs safe to say that it trades on the prospect of trade.
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This story has been updated to reflect late-day trades on the FTSE 100.
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The stock currently trades on the OTCQX Best Market around 2 to 3 cents.
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Nearly 30% of the global government bond market now trades on a negative yield.
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Medallion, which trades on short-term price signals, has never held more than $10bn.
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Correction: This article has been updated to reflect that Tintri trades on the Nasdaq.
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Platinum Eagle raised $300 million earlier this year and currently trades on the NASDAQ.
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As a direct clearing firm for CME, Ronin Capital handled trades on the exchange.
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"It's an IOU from the company, and it trades on the market," Wilson said.
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Stocks had gained in early trades on Monday as investors snapped up banking shares.
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Blue Apron trades on the New York Stock Exchange, under the ticker symbol "APRN."
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It's not SEC-registered, and it trades on the Nasdaq over-the-counter markets.
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SG, which stands for safe and green, trades on the Nasdaq under ticker symbol SGBX.
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EQUIFAX, like all credit-monitoring firms, trades on its ability to handle sensitive financial information.
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IOTA trades on digital asset exchanges and was last at 27 U.S. cents per token.
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But someone who trades on market gossip or an analyst's projection should not be liable.
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A trader told CNBC that he didn't see any large block trades on his screen.
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AMMA had completed its initial public offering and now trades on the NASDAQ Capital Market.
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The point is, the scale could be the only thing Monster Hunter: World trades on.
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It trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange (MDA) and the New York Stock Exchange (MAXR).
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That is a marked reversal for one of the most popular trades on Wall Street.
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Fast-growing $10 billion lodging group Oyo Hotels & Homes trades on some WeWork-like hype.
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Using 157 corporate earnings announcements, the group was able to execute trades on material nonpublic information.
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The alleged hackers executed trades on the reports and also sold them to other illicit traders.
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She said Inditex trades on 26 times forward earnings, compared to H&M on 21 times.
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Blackstone owns 52.3 percent of Mphasis, which currently trades on the National Stock Exchange of India.
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In contrast, the S&P 500 now trades on an historic price-earnings ratio of 25.
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Most of the world trades on WTO terms, so Britain would be fine doing the same.
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Given that oil trades on the dollar, this could be good news for the oil patch.
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There are no catsuits, no lingering bum shots; Cipher trades on her intelligence, not her sexuality.
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Investors have seen Yellen's dovish tone as a green light for riskier trades on Wall Street.
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JP Morgan completed its first cleared NDF trades on behalf of non-member clients last month.
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Yet the time capsule trades on the opposite logic of the library and the seed vault.
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The TVIX exchange-traded note was also one of the top trades on SoFi this week.
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His stock trades on medical companies while a member of Congress have also received heavy scrutiny.
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That implies a price of 6.6 times EBITDA, while Autoliv trades on 7.5 times forward EBITDA.
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ET), the club's stock — which trades on Milan's Borsa Italiana — was up 6.3% at €0.83 ($0.97).
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"The UK market trades on around 14 times next year's earnings, which is good value," McPherson said.
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John Lewis trades on his status as a civil rights icon and hasn't contributed anything since then.
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Despite above peer growth, MRK trades on just 14.6X FY20, a 2% discount to (ex-BMY) peers.
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Andrew Gillum posing for a selfie at the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades on Aug.
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"The UK market trades on around 14 times next year's earnings, which is good value," said McPherson.
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Kazakhtelecom, which already trades on the Almaty bourse, will also be listed on the new Astana exchange.
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To execute share trades on its own account, a bank must register as a "systematic internaliser" (SI).
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One of the most crowded trades on Wall Street is about to implode, says one market watcher.
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In early trades on Tuesday, the dollar index fell to its lowest since June 2016 at 93.815.
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A pattern of huge, near-daily trades on the VIX is turning heads in the options market.
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Pershing Square Holdings trades on the Amsterdam stock exchange, while Third Point Offshore Investors trades in London.
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The naira trades on the unofficial market some 40 percent below the official rate to the dollar.
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Among the most popular is SPDR Gold Shares ETF, which trades on the New York Stock Exchange.
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For a league that trades on its unpredictability, far too many games have the air of processions.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump trades on identity politics, and that is what he's doing with Sen.
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Seaview executed advantageous fuel trades on their behalf, and it routed bribes through offshore accounts, authorities said.
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AMS, which trades on the SIX Swiss Exchange, is down more than 60 percent so far this year.
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In a side room, a series of wispy, brown watercolors depicting plant parts trades on a similar dynamic.
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Subsequently, Liz Claiborne transformed itself into the Kate Spade & Co. that trades on the New York Stock Exchange.
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A dozen bankers and financial market sources say that "mirror trades" on their own do not break law.
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The SEC recently suspended trading in a little-known stock, Neuromama (NERO), which trades on the Pink Sheets.
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She trades on her privilege, not in a calculated way, but because she is genuinely precocious and sheltered.
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NXP, which is based in the Netherlands and trades on Nasdaq, also makes chips for secure credit cards.
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But true to its roots, Ferrari trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol RACE.
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Correction: This article has been updated to reflect that Chinese social networking company Momo trades on the Nasdaq.
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Rival Interactive Brokers Group on Monday started offering commission-free, unlimited trades on U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs.
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Regulators said Mr. Lyttleton made trades on that company's behalf using inside information gleaned while working at BlackRock.
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Technicolor, which trades on France's Euronext and has a market value of 503 million euros, declined to comment.
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All trades on the exchange were halted, stockbroker Jeremy Sullivan of Hamilton Hindin Greene told Reuters by phone.
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Swap trades on the DCE will start from 9 am until 3 pm (0100-0700 GMT) in week days.
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BOX trades more than 1,500 options classes, with the bulk of trades on its exchange happening in stock options.
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Nearly 89 percent of Leumi, which does not have a controlling shareholder, trades on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.
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In return, the vehicle will own roughly 49% of the spaceflight business as it trades on the open market.
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Yandex itself trades on NASDAQ and has a market capitalisation of almost $13 billion, according to Refinitiv Eikon data.
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Yandex itself trades on NASDAQ and has a market capitalization of almost $13 billion, according to Refinitiv Eikon data.
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The physical market for jet fuel in the Singapore window remained muted with no bids or trades on Monday.
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The physical jet fuel market in the Singapore window remained muted with no bids, offers or trades on Thursday.
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The group also trades on currencies, so investors often buy these stocks if they think the dollar is peaking.
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The Tampa, Florida-based company, which trades on the Nasdaq, offers life, critical illness, dental and other insurance products.
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That day, 85C's parent company, Gourmet Master, whose stock trades on Taiwan's exchange, lost $120 million in share value.
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The entertainment company, which trades on the London Stock Exchange, owns the animated brands PJ Masks and Ricky Zoom.
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IWG's stock, which trades on the London Stock Exchange, has surged over 60 percent in the last 12 months.
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The website said he had conducted more than 3,000 confirmed trades on LocalBitcoins with more than 4,200 buyers and sellers.
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Schwab now has commission-free trades on its OneSource trading platform, where you can trade roughly 200 ETFs commission-free.
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Because Brazil's state oil company trades on American markets it was subject to investigation under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
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The bottom line: When the market trades on a trailing p/e of 17.5, it no longer looks particularly frothy.
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While Bell Pottinger can continue to operate, the ruling will take its toll in an industry that trades on reputation.
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The company's stock trades on the Oslo and New York stock exchanges and it has corporate offices around the world.
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Despite tight monetary policy the currency, the kwanza, trades on the black market at just 40% of the official rate.
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It was also a historic day for Australia's stock exchange which saw a record of 1.71 million trades on Wednesday.
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In the last seven days, 54.7 percent of trades on one major exchange called Bitfinex have been to sell bitcoin.
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What trades on the LME and other exchanges such as CME and the Shanghai Futures Exchange (ShFE) is refined copper.
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She now makes a proper living in probably one of the most unusual and highly skilled trades on the planet.
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The streaming giant trades on content metrics and subscriber growth, two very specific and difficult-to-calculate pieces of data.
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As a result of these holes, investors' trades on certain venues may be more vulnerable to hacking than on others.
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It absolutely trades on fan nostalgia, but it does so with an aim towards critiquing it and building something new.
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There is a huge — and almost entirely unregulated — data broker industry in the United States that trades on our information.
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It's a common service feature for other financial instruments, and custodians sometimes can execute trades on behalf of the client.
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The stock, which trades on the NASDAQ, is down 23 percent over the past month as investors cashed in for profits.
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Trump's remarks also took a shot at one of the most crowded trades on the planet - long wagers on the dollar.
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As MarketWatch points out, Netflix shares dropped by two percent in pre-market trades on Friday as the billboard news broke.
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A transfer matching algorithm is in place to help figure out trades on decentralized exchanges, which are more complicated to track.
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There are dozens of plaques across town, each commemorating a chunk of a place that trades on its history and immutability.
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It means Freetrade can execute trades on its own behalf and ultimately be much more in control of its own destiny.
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They are distinct from a bank or brokerage's regular "sell-side" trading operations which simply execute trades on a client's behalf.
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All foreign firms listed in America (Alibaba trades on the New York Stock Exchange) are required to file this document regularly.
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ANONYMOUS Anybody, Jewish or not, should be offended by such a remark, which unambiguously trades on and perpetuates an ugly stereotype.
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Or what if a hacker finds his way into a corporate computer system and trades on the sensitive information he uncovers?
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A sampling: TD Ameritrade, which began offering no-fee trades on 100 E.T.F.s in 2010, now charges no commission on 500.
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Looney is making the observation from the market's front lines, where he helps facilitate trades on behalf of large institutional clients.
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In December, Alternative Harvest ETF, a fund that trades on the NYSE Arca, started investing in marijuana companies — Cronos Group, included.
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Economic fundamentals look little changed, said Cantor Fitzgerald treasury analyst Justin Lederer, with technical factors likely driving many trades on Thursday.
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However, because the ETF trades on a stock exchange, it might be listed in your percentage of stocks within your account balance.
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For a band that trades on degenerate cynicism, zozh may be laughable, but for the rest of Russia it is great news.
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The central bank sold around $4 billion in spot and forward trades on the interbank market on Monday after floating the naira.
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Westworld deliberately trades on all the familiar tropes of Western fiction: cowboys and Indians, sheriffs and bandits, lost loves and last stands.
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Shares of Sunac climbed 1.2 percent in early trades on Thursday, while those of Jinke jumped by the daily 10 percent limit.
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Appeals court revives lawsuit accusing tower research capital of conducting manipulative 'spoofing' trades on korea exchange 'night market' — court ruling 2Nd u.s.
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Euro zone bond yields - which move inversely to price - edged down in early trades on Thursday, but were largely flat by midday.
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They will also examine whether companies are using affiliated entities to place trades on the DCE in violation of the market rules.
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But this does not allow an investor to hold custody for trades on multiple exchanges (as a typical prime broker would do).
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Some 87% of trades on the Merrill Edge platform are already commission-free through perks offered to preferred rewards members, Levine said.
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Trades on the secondary market value the company at between $212 billion and $15 billion, said people with knowledge of the matter.
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The idea was to launch the roadshow either Monday or Tuesday, with a pricing next Thursday night into first trades on Friday.
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The company raised $1 billion from the stock sale and now trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol CHWY.
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Commodities have been fan favorites among investors this year, with gold and oil being two of the most popular trades on the market.
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It surely helps that Leshi trades on the ChiNext, a frothy tech-heavy board full of Chinese retail investors pumping up "concept stocks".
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Winnipeg made a league-high six trades on Monday, with new acquisitions Kevin Hayes and Nathan Beaulieu in the lineup against the Wild.
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Today's dominant firms could be tomorrow's Nokia or Blackberry: Apple now trades on just 21980 times earnings, suggesting investors expect it to decline.
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When a company first trades on a public exchange, the majority of investors fall into two distinct categories: staunch believers and non-believers.
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AB InBev trades on a forward enterprise value to core profit (EV/EBITDA) multiple of about 12 times, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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Life Is Strange has fewer problems on that end, but like Telltale, it trades on making you invested in the events on-screen.
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Swiss-based Rosneft Trading S.A., the focus of the sanctions, was created in 2011 to facilitate trades on behalf of the parent company.
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Quirk said 46 percent of millennials make their trades on mobile devices on an average day, compared with 22 percent of overall trades.
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It makes one suspect that Climate Change: Part One's middling, Hollywood-blockbuster conceit trades on this counterproductive sensationalism as a ploy for attention.
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Probably nobody has asked because Stranger Things is a show that trades on nostalgia as a stand-in for narrative, character, and coherent theme.
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The first source added that the probe also included derivatives trades on the Chicago Board of Trade that were undertaken by ADM's German office.
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Snap for example trades on 17.2 times enterprise-value-to-revenue multiple – a key metric to judge whether a stock is expensive or cheap.
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Consultation on giving membership status to introducing brokers (IBs), who feed business to LME members but do not themselves execute trades on the LME.
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Tabb said a problem is there's no real intrinsic value of bitcoin, which trades on a number of different cryptocurrency exchanges at different prices.
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Tilray Inc, a B.C.-based company that trades on the Nasdaq, saw the largest decline, after shares slid by 7.69 per cent to $146.20.
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Speculators' bullish bets on U.S. crude futures were near July highs while bullish trades on global oil benchmark Brent were already near record highs.
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They then sought to benefit from subsequent price fluctuations by placing smaller trades on the opposite side of the market, according to the complaint.
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Alphabet stock climbed more than 28% in 8003, shy of the 35% gain that the Nasdaq Composite it trades on made in the year.
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Its roughly $100 billion enterprise value is just a little more than the 9 times estimated EBITDA that rival British American Tobacco trades on.
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The company's current shareholders are not publicly available; it no longer trades on a registered exchange, and does not have to make public filings.
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The company's current shareholders are not publicly available; it no longer trades on a registered exchange, and does not have to make public filings.
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The STOXX Europe 50 Index is up 15% so far in 2019 and trades on a rich 16.4 times trailing earnings, using Refinitiv data.
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The likely reason: Trump trades on something psychologists and political scientists have known for years — that people don't necessarily make decisions based on facts.
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The investment firm, which manages over €1trn of assets globally, is clearing index and single-name CDS trades on the platform, via broker BNP Paribas.
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I have said this countless times: The stock market trades on estimates of a future stream of earnings, usually six months to a year out.
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Virgin Galactic will merge with Social Capital Hedosophia (IPOA), a company formed by two venture capital firms that trades on the New York Stock Exchange.
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The public company trades on the Canadian Securities Exchange under the ticker MMEN, though the exchange was closed on Friday for the Good Friday holiday.
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Once some of the hottest trades on the Street, those stocks fell 1.5 percent, 4.8 percent and 3.7 percent Wednesday; chipmaker Nvidia shed 7.4 percent.
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Heineken trades on an enterprise value - market capitalization plus debt - of 12 times its earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization in the last year.
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Italian 10-year yields fell 2 basis points to 33 percent , according to Tradeweb data, having initially been marked higher in early trades on Tuesday.
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So simply showing that an investor canceled trades on a regular basis may not be enough to prove the intent necessary for a spoofing violation.
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As a next move, we consumers should boycott products, like infant formula, whose marketing trades on stereotypes of girls as ballerinas and boys as mathematicians.
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Heineken trades on an enterprise value - market capitalisation plus debt - of 12 times its earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation in the last year.
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High-growth technology stocks have outperformed the broader stock market over the past year and became one of the most popular trades on Wall Street.
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Additionally, there's a big difference between being invested in a public company — one whose stock trades on a U.S. stock exchange — and a private one.
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An exchange traded derivative is a financial instrument that trades on a regulated exchange and whose value is based on the value of another asset.
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Imagination, which trades on the London stock exchange, issued a press release on Monday disclosing the news and its shares promptly plummeted more than 60 percent.
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Some critics have said that arranging such trades on U.S. soil while booking them abroad could create a loophole for banks to get around the rules.
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No pop that is customary for post-IPO first trades (18.7 percent for IPO first-day trades on average from 20223 to 2017), but no tanking.
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But that share will fall as more workers ply their trades on digital platforms, whether tutors on Eduwizards or drivers on Uber, a ride-hailing app.
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There is something to this, and something to hearing it from a woman, at least in a way that trades on a certain kind of privilege.
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In 2016, weeks before her death, Lee gave her approval for it to go ahead even though "she abhors anything that trades on the book's fame".
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GIGE, which trades on Nasdaq, is an actively managed fund advised by Toroso Investments that allows investors to capitalize on this hot sector of the economy.
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Blackberry already trades on the strength of its software's security, so you'd think that a special $2,000 ultra-encrypted Berry would be a guarantee of privacy.
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Global banks have typically held the majority of Asia-related trades on their European balance sheets, with London being a major booking center for such deals.
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Claire H., a 29-year-old lawyer in Vancouver with over ten trades on that city's local Bunz group under her belt, wouldn't mind seeing ads.
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The filmmakers include enough signifiers to make this recognizably Ghostbusters, much like Star Wars: The Force Awakens trades on familiar plot beats and deliberately courts nostalgia.
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President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines knows it, and trades on his people's fear of crime to unleash his police on alleged drug traders and takers.
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The stock, which trades on Nasdaq, plummeted 20 percent in recent months due to China's economic turbulence and a recent merger with money-losing peer Qunar.
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Woojae "Steve" Jung, a San Francisco-based Goldman executive, allegedly made $140,85033 in trades on companies that the bank was advising, according to the SEC complaint.
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The veneration of the musical canon leads all too easily to a kind of highbrow theme park that trades on nostalgia for a half-mythical past.
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Woojae "Steve" Jung, a San Francisco-based Goldman executive, allegedly made $140,000 in trades on companies that the bank was advising, according to the SEC complaint.
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Some Palmetto State insiders suggest the controversies may be especially damaging to a candidate like Cruz, who trades on an image of personal rectitude and religiosity.
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As one of the first hedge funds to embrace quantitative analysis, Bridgewater bases almost all of its trades on algorithms derived from decades of market observations.
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The Toronto-based company's stock, which trades on the NYSE under the symbol TRI, rose 4 percent in early afternoon trading, to around $44.92 per share.
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For starters, there's a big difference between being invested in a public company — one whose stock trades on a U.S. stock exchange — and a private one.
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In early European trades on Monday, pan-region Euro Stoxx 50 futures were up 0.62%, German DAX futures were 0.5% higher and FTSE futures rose 0.6%.
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Trump, too, trades on a narrative of economic victimhood -- and a pretense that decisions about fiscal responsibility can be brushed aside by the roar of a rally.
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In a sizable group of trades on Thursday, traders bet nearly $200,000 that shares of Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF) will fall 10 percent in the next three weeks.
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What's more, provided Underwood didn't come into the public eye as someone who trades on her looks alone, how is aesthetic continuity a win we're celebrating here?
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Shares of Sanonda, which trades on the Shenzhen stock exchange, have been halted since August 2015, when Adama and Sanonda first unveiled plans for a potential combination.
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There were no trades on the interbank market until three minutes before the end of the session, when the central bank intervened with dollar sales, traders said.
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The Interior Department's Bureau of Indian Affairs will issue an advanced notice of proposed rulemaking that would affect those who are licensed trades on Native American lands.
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Navratilova "trades on age-old stereotypes and stigma against trans women, treating us as men just pretending to be real women," McKinnon told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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In fact, the average bond in HYG trades, on average, only $215 million a day, and the least liquid bonds literally haven't traded in the past month.
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At the risk of invoking a cliché, I&aposll point out that Tesla isn&apost a company whose stock trades on fundamentals, but rather on a story.
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They were brokerages run by Russian middlemen who took commissions for initiating mirror trades on behalf of rich people and businesses eager to send their money offshore.
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Mathew Martoma, a habitual liar who had been expelled by Harvard Law School for faking his grades, and who made huge illegal trades on pharmaceutical firms, was jailed.
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A study released by the United Kingdom's financial regulator on Monday estimated that trades on U.S. exchanges lose $2.8 billion per year as a result of latency arbitrage.
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You had to hire a stockbroker who would have to facilitate any purchases and trades on your behalf, while also taking a slice of the pie as commission.
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"I'm going to be looking at trades on the long side in these two ETFs to break the broader S&P 500 out of the consolidation," he said.
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European stocks fell 21 percent and the broader Euro STOXX 600 fell 0.6 percent in early trades on Monday, both hitting their lowest level this year so far.
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The stock still trades on global customer growth, and Netflix is forecasting international subscribers to bounce back in the third quarter, with an estimated gain of 6.2 milllion.
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Circle, which facilitates roughly $2 billion in trades on the platform every month, announced Monday that the orders and settlements will now be available through an automated process.
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ITV trades on a price to earnings ratio for the next 12 months of 12.04 according to Reuters data, below European peers such as Prosiebensat, TF1 and Mediaset .
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Germany: The rise of electric cars threatens jobs in Germany's powerful auto industry, which employs 22020,000 people and trades on its expertise in internal combustion engines and transmissions.
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There's evidence that trades on margin are increasing as the stock market continues its bullish ascent, demonstrating investor confidence now that prices are on the up and up.
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The announcement comes after Interactive Brokers took the same step toward commission-free trades on Thursday and J.P. Morgan Chase unveiled its own free trading app in August.
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Since going live, 51% of all trades on SoFi Invest are fractional, according to data provided by the company, and 78% of customers&apos first trades are fractional.
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Citi customers, Mr. Gerspach said, did not ask the bank to make many trades on their behalf because they were "waiting for clearer market conditions" that never came.
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And like Lily, Marie too trades on men's desires — and her own — to eke out gratification from fleeting pleasures, as a distraction from the grim reality of poverty.
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Earlier this month, South Korea also proposed levying capital-gain taxes for trades made on exchanges, a policy that would be easier to implement without anonymous trades on exchanges.
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The company, which trades on the Moscow stock exchange, has begun purchasing palladium with the intention of reducing price volatility, the Financial Times newspaper reported on the same day.
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USD Coin, an Ethereum-based project that trades on top exchange like Coinbase and Binance, is the second widest used option with a total market cap of $230 million.
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The Justice Department has subpoenaed information from Citadel and KCG related to the firms' execution of stock trades on behalf of clients, according to people familiar with the investigation.
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But it was the warning by Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga on the yen's recent gains which spurred traders to unwind some one-sided trades on the dollar-yen.
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For example, the 10-year U.S. treasury yield fell around 3 basis points, it's obvious that these safe heaven assets follow the logic of trades on "middle east risks ".
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Euronext had already begun offering customers the ability to clear their stock trades on EuroCCP, in which the exchange bought a 20 percent stake, as an alternative to LCH.
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Quarles defended his first six months in office, outlining his work to simplify the so-called Volcker Rule banning banks from making profit-seeking trades on their own accounts.
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ABF - which trades on a multiple of 10.75 times its EV/EBITDA - owns Jordans and Dorset cereals in the UK as well as Kingsmill bread and Mazola corn oil.
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On that same day, Stich said, Shkreli asked for "a favor" — that Merrill Lynch lower what it was charging MSMB Capital in commissions for processing its trades on Orexigen.
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Notably, Schwab's announcement comes days after Interactive Brokers said it would roll out a new product offering commission-free, unlimited trades on US-listed stocks and exchange-traded funds.
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The NYSE set a reference price of $132 on Monday night based on previous trades on private markets, but ultimately the publicly listed price was based on investor demand.
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Away from this view of the market, however, investors have increased bets over the last two weeks with more protective options trades on a more granular, or sectoral level.
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Rather, the lion's share of outstanding U.S. Treasury debt is non-callable, carries fixed interest rates and trades on the deepest, most liquid and transparent market in the world.
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LNG trading is typically very opaque with buyers and sellers usually not commenting on their own deals so the trades on Platts pricing process offers more transparency, traders said.
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Italian luxury is fragmented and valuations are historically cheap — the sector trades on 25 times expected earnings, compared to a five-year average of 53 times, Refinitiv data shows.
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More seriously, technical issues are never good, but for a service that trades on providing a real-time stream of information, they hit at the very core of the product.
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Who can blame slower institutional brokers who fear posting trades on this market, only to be taxed by faster traders who can anticipate their trades and get ahead of them?
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They often place their trades on betting exchanges like Betfair or Smarkets, which do not restrict winning customers (though Betfair charges a premium to some of its most successful users).
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There's a huge amount of consumer awareness that Uber trades on, even when its competitors push hard with discounts, marketing and other strategies, is very much alive in Southeast Asia.
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The "effective", or what U.S. banks charge each other to borrow excess reserves overnight, was based on $64 billion worth of trades on Friday, compared with $67 billion on Thursday.
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Citadel said on Tuesday that Citadel Securities is a separate business from Citadel the hedge fund and that Citadel Securities does not execute trades on behalf of the hedge fund.
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"I'm looking to put some long trades on those regional banks as that bond market breakout has failed and it looks like we are risk-on for now," he said.
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And, in the often-overlooked but critical business of ground stations, Gilat Satellite Networks, although based in Israel, trades on the Nasdaq and focuses on transportable and relatively small antennas.
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The Supreme Court recognized that this process "exacts a heavy toll on individual liberty, and trades on the weakness of individuals," but it did not forbid any of these practices.
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Reuters reports that the number of trades on three of China's most popular bitcoin exchanges plummeted from 13.8 million on January 5th to just more than 120,000 on February 9th.
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CLEVELAND — With three stunning trades on the eve of free agency, the Cleveland Browns on Friday landed a proven starting quarterback, a game-breaking wide receiver and a shutdown cornerback.
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Institutional brokers are legally obliged to execute trades on the exchange that offers the most favorable terms for their clients, including the best price and likelihood of executing the trade.
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Interactive Brokers said its new product, called IBKR Lite, will "provide commission-free, unlimited trades on US exchange-listed stocks and Exchange Traded Funds," the company said in a release.
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Depending on his performance in the Super Bowl, his stock, which trades on the secondary market under the ticker SANUL, could rise if, say, he landed a big sponsorship deal.
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In contrast, he says that Alibaba trades on 25 times P/E for its fiscal year ending March 2019, for what is likely to be around 40 percent revenue growth.
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It tells the woman, and everyone else in her workplace, that she can succeed only if she trades on her sexuality and not because she is smart, savvy or resourceful.
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If the tech sector is on the verge of turning, that would be a significant development for the overall market, according to Gordon, a CNBC contributor who trades on technical analysis.
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The warning from Japan's chief cabinet secretary, Yoshihide Suga, on the yen's recent gains earlier spurred an unwinding of some one-sided trades on the dollar-yen before the pressure eased.
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Even Ms Le Pen laid flowers to victims of anti-Semitism; she has consistently sought to distance her party from its anti-Semitic past even as she trades on identity politics.
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Jenner's company trades on her brand, the egg could be a rejection or protest of today's reality TV culture… which is best embodied by the Kardashians and, in particular, Kylie Jenner.
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The retired three-star general trades on his reputation for toughness, a stark contrast to his opponent, incumbent president Joko Widodo, or Jokowi, who nurtures a man-of-the-people persona.
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The iShares MSCI South Korea Capped ETF (EWY), which trades on NYSE Arca, climbed more than 1 percent in morning trade and is now up nearly 24 percent on the year.
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The effective or average fed funds rate, or what U.S. banks charge each other to borrow excess reserves overnight, was 2.19 percent based on $54 billion worth of trades on Thursday.
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And you know, you look at a successful company like Roku, right, which I think trades on a valuation that's based on the premise that someone might want to buy it.
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The inquiry centers on Mr. Collins's investment in Innate, a struggling biotech company that trades on the Australian stock exchange and has just one drug, to treat multiple sclerosis, in development.
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Johnson is adamant that he won't abide a "Brexit in name only" — which means that he's going to risk a hard Brexit where Britain trades on World Trade Organization (WTO) rules.
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The Sapphire bank account, announced last month, comes with perks including access to events and members-only lounges as well as unlimited free trades on the bank's recently announced brokerage app.
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While latency arbitrage trades on public information, the study found the negative outcome of such high speed trading is that it increases the cost for investors to buy and sell shares.
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LONDON, July 21 (Reuters) - The euro rose to its highest level since August 2015 in early European trades on Friday as the single currency's bounce prompted some investors to cover short positions.
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Its peers have already digested the fact that Wall Street's traditional model, in which banks advise on huge corporate deals and make bold trades on their own behalf, has become less profitable.
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Volume of trades on the EU repo markets also saw increased volatility in June with polls for the UK referendum showing a narrow margin between the leave and remain campaigns, ICAP said.
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The share build-up occurred in the normal course of HSBC's business of executing trades on behalf of institutional investors and the stake has since fallen below 5 percent, the people said.
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"Our clients have set multiple new single-day records for trading in recent weeks, reaching a high of 2.7 million trades on March 9," Chief Financial Officer Peter Crawford said https://www.aboutschwab.
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In a far different part of the securities business, Interactive Brokers last week launched a zero-commission offering for retail investors — free trades on stocks and ETFs and other perks as well.
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MGT Capital Investments has a market cap of under $10 million and trades on NYSE's small-cap exchange, meaning it is a "public" company that is for all intents and purposes privately run.
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Investors dumped perceived safe trades on Monday, a day after FBI Director James Comey informed Congress that the bureau had "not changed its conclusions" on Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server.
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LONDON, March 5 (Reuters) - Italy's borrowing costs spiked in early trades on Monday after the weekend's general election saw a surge in support for anti-establishment parties, led by the 5-Star Movement.
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"I wouldn't put on bearish trades on the S&P 500 until there is some sign of momentum weakness, or some indication of increasing fear or risk off in the markets," she said.
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Lawyers for Lynnda Speer, widow of Home Shopping Network co-founder Roy Speer, said Florida Morgan Stanley wealth advisors Terry McCoy and Ami Forte were responsible for unauthorized trades on Roy Speer's account.
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Otkritie, whose large shareholders include state-backed bank VTB, had thrived by hoovering up straggling companies and making large trades on its own account, making it onto Moscow's official list of systemic entities.
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In the proposal by Wall Street-funded FINRA, members would report their trades on the Trade Reporting and Compliance Engine (TRACE) for regulators to review and the reporting would not be shared publicly.
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At its most basic, insider trading occurs when someone uses a position of trust to gain information about a company and later trades on that company, without permission, to receive a personal benefit.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) has required the two lenders to strengthen risk controls and internal management following their involvement in such interbank trades on July 2, it said in a statement.
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United States, the high court must decide: Does a person who leaks inside information have to receive a tangible personal benefit for someone who trades on the tip to be liable for insider trading?
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Netflix shares are tanking almost 11 percent after-hours following the company's Q2 earnings report on Wednesday afternoon, but before you get wrapped up in false narratives, understand that Netflix trades on international growth.
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Think about it: Arrested Development, which they had a hand in directing between 2003 and 2005, already trades on the kind of subtle background humor that you need to go back and hunt for.
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Cowen, which has never operated a trading venue, said it would continue to operate a part of Millennium that executes pre-matched orders and reports the trades on behalf of exchanges and broker-dealers.
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The section introduces so-called open access, meaning a market user who trades on one exchange is allowed to clear that trade at a clearing house or central counterparty (CCP) owned by someone else.
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The issue in the case centered on defining what kind of benefit the source of inside information must receive to violate the law when passing it on to someone else who trades on it.
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If Democrats want to appeal to swing voters, Mr. Lakoff claims that they must dispose with an Enlightenment worldview dictated by logic and rules and embrace a rhetoric that trades on metaphor and emotion.
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They include Ustocktrade, which charges a $1-a-month membership fee and offers $1 trades, and Loyal3, which offers no-fee trades on a limited number of stocks, partial shares and initial public offerings.
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Sapphire bank accounts will also include unlimited free trades on its new investing service You Invest, which is a step up from the 100 free trades that holders of lower-tier accounts qualify for.
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" In its review, Variety said the movie trades "on some uncanny combination of Peele's imagination and our own to suggest a horror infinitely larger and more insidious than the film is capable of representing.
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The suburban context becomes a visual trope in these stories that trades on viewers' (presumed) emotional resonance with the idea of "home," with the white suburban family inside and some unknown outside force threatening it.
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Not only was this the largest trade in the stock, but it was one of the 20 largest single options trades on any single stock as of Thursday afternoon, based on the number of contracts.
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It's likely that this feature will look something like the Acorns model, which encourages users to invest in diversified financial vehicles to get them acquainted with the stock market before enabling individual trades on stocks.
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One new fund, the London-based BitSpread, says its $25 million market-neutral fund - which trades on price differentials alone - gives major investors a way into the market without exposing them to violent price swings.
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More than any Marvel Cinematic Universe film before it, it trades on the history built up in previous films, the protagonists' relationships with each other, and the goodwill (or lack thereof) they've engendered in audiences.
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Unsponsored ADRs can reference shares of any foreign company whose stock trades on a foreign exchange as long as the foreign issuer publishes an English-language version of the disclosures required by its securities regulator.
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NXP, which has its headquarters in the Netherlands but trades on the Nasdaq, has become a major supplier of chips used in near-field communications, which lets phones interact wirelessly with equipment like payment terminals.
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Blass listed dozens of questions about how cryptocurrencies would be fairly and consistently valued, how crypto funds could hold the legal minimum of liquid assets, the impact of futures trades on cryptocurrencies and manipulations risks.
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When it comes to his craft, he is more the pedant than boastful trader, carefully posting snapshots of his trades on his Twitter feed and churning out dense treatises and videos laying out his methods.
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LAGOS, July 18 (Reuters) - Nigerian currency dealers have introduced a maximum resale premium on dollar trades on the interbank market to boost liquidity after the naira touched a record low in thin trade on Friday.
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"The coronavirus economic impact is growing and a flight to Treasuries and gold will likely remain the favorite trades on Wall Street," Edward Moya, a senior market analyst at broker OANDA, said in a note.
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EDF has a market value of 41 billion euros ($46 billion), but trades on a price/book ratio of just 0.82, making it the most undervalued share in the Stoxx European Utilities index by that measure.
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The SEC found that between 2007 and 2010, Citadel used two algorithms to execute stock trades on customers' behalf that gave investors a worse price for their trades, even when Citadel knew better prices existed elsewhere.
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The "Futures Now" traders shared their trades on a day when markets moved on President Trump's cancellation of his meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, and the beginnings of a DOJ crackdown on crypto.
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With less than seven months to go before Britain is due to leave the European Union, derivative traders at large banks report an increase in volatility trades on the British currency rather than taking directional calls.
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But the UN says North Koreans have found ways around the sanctions, behaving at times like "pirates" and making trades on the high seas of sanctioned goods worth hundreds of millions of dollars since January 2017.
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"L'Oreal trades on its top-line growth," analysts at Bernstein said in a note, adding that revenue growth was still strong but had dipped below a quarterly pace of 7% for the first time in a year.
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Netflix trades on the amount of subscribers it receives, and those subscription numbers have been weak lately, though the company repeatedly told investors not to judge its growth on a quarterly basis and to think long-term.
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The operators, which together control all but one major U.S. stock exchange, use fees to attract brokers to execute trades on their exchange as opposed to carrying out orders on private exchanges — which offer brokers no fees.
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This came not through the terms of any contract with brokers executing trades on their platform, but instead via little-known 1975 legislation in which Congress essentially granted the exchanges a property right over stock market data.
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Schwab axed online trading commissions in October after Interactive Brokers said it was rolling out a new offering with unlimited, commission-free trades on US-listed stocks and ETFs — a move that pushed rivals&apos shares lower.
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"The market trades on a 12-month forward price-earnings ratio of 14.8 times, at the upper end of the 15-year range, at a time when we expect earnings to contract 1% in 2020," he said.
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Light synthetic crude from the oil sands for April delivery settled at $4.50 per barrel over the West Texas Intermediate benchmark on Friday, according to Shorcan Energy brokers, and there were no early morning trades on Monday.
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Her previous series include The Dwarf Empire, on a community of little people in southern China, whose home is run as a commercial destination that trades on voyeurism, as well as Samoa Kekea on albinism in Samoa.
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The SEC currently requires firms such as Citadel, that execute retail stock trades on behalf of investors, to report their execution statistics to the SEC to show that they are indeed giving customers the best reasonably available price.
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One of those Japanese blockchain startups is Consensus Base, which with Daiwa Securities launched a three-month test in June of an application that processes trades on the Yangon Stock Exchange in Myanmar, part-owned by the brokerage.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - A New Jersey trader filed a lawsuit against Fidelity Investments, accusing it of "gross negligence" because he could not make trades on the company's website earlier this month during a volatile time on the stock market.
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The temporary reprieve in the trade war supported risk-off trades on Tuesday, but analysts warn that the optimism is already fading as there is no quick solution to the trade row, which has threatened global economic growth.
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The company, which made its debut on TechCrunch's Battlefield stage back in 22019, has put a placeholder value of the offering at $287.1 million, but it will likely be worth billions when it finally trades on the market.
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It is unfortunate but ironic that Mr. Trump, who trades on his followers' willingness to believe the falsehoods he so frequently utters, should suffer such public relations damage from his opponents' readiness to accept BuzzFeed's apparently erroneous report.
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BUENOS AIRES, Nov 23 (Reuters) - Argentina's black market peso, which trades on informal markets, fell on Wednesday to its lowest level against the dollar in 13 months, before President Mauricio Macri took office and lifted currency controls, traders said.
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While there is no evidence that Price, who is an orthopedic surgeon, used inside information when he made multiple trades on health insurance, pharmaceutical and biotech stocks, Democrats and some outside ethics experts think the trades raise serious questions.
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The expansion comes at a time when China's biggest lender ICBC, which has a majority stake in South Africa's Standard Bank and also trades on the LME, has reduced its base metals trading business in London to cut costs.
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EU watchdog the Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER) began collecting data about trades on official energy exchanges within Europe in October but says it can only get a full picture once informal transactions are tracked too.
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During his six months in office, Quarles has already proposed easing other aspects of annual bank stress tests and begun work to simplify the so-called Volcker Rule banning banks from making profit-seeking trades on their own account.
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Taking a cue from these troubled deals, some investment funds that do merger arbitrage trading are working with lawyers to pore over agreements to make sure they are placing trades on deals that are not likely to come apart.
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Beltone Financial filed in June a lawsuit against the heads of the Cairo stock exchange and Financial Supervisory Authority over the repeated cancellation of trades on its stock, according to two sources and a court document seen by Reuters.
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ThirdLove, a bra brand that trades on its feminist messaging and was previously investigated by Vox, laid off the entire retail staff for its New York pop-up without any notice, a person with knowledge of the situation said.
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"The stock market trades on forward guidance, and every day is independent of the day beforehand, so we really can't make any kind of investment conclusions from the fact that we've had very strong uptrends so far," Schlossberg said.
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But the stakes are sky high: a huge proportion of the ads you see on the web are driven by third-party cookies and part of an infrastructure that tracks and trades on your data and even your identity.
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That helps to explain why the firm's shares are valued on a price-to-earnings ratio of around ten times its forecast 2018 earnings (stripping out cash), lower than the 12-14 times that the information-technology industry trades on.
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"Citibank additionally admitted to fixing bids, offers and bid-offer spreads in relation to spot trades on ZAR (rand) currency pairs through co-ordination/alignment of the bids, offers, and bid-offer spreads quoted to customers," it said in a statement.
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The narrative's focus on his work trades on the transgressive cachet of the idea that the "darkness" of McQueen's artistic creations came from his life, and his voice is used often to emphasize that his show's themes were almost like confessionals.
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The move — which some have interpreted as Facebook taking a stance in favor of gun control — comes after President Obama and other gun safety advocates put pressure to halt illegal sales and trades on the site, the New York Times reported.
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The internet trades on schadenfreude and Nelson Muntz-ing everything, and ESPN sending a guy named Robert Lee to Charlottesville could just as easily have had everyone up in arms as they are right now with him being moved off it.
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It is in the midst of selling its remaining 27 percent stake in Gulf Marine Services through block trades on the London Stock Exchange, and selling its stake in Destinations of the World, a travel company formed in Dubai in 1993.
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Barges in the Memphis to Cairo, Illinois, market traded as high as 1,100 percent of basic tariff over the weekend, up 200 points from trades on Friday and near all-time highs for the market set in September 2014, brokers said.
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According to the complaint, Tower rigged prices of KOSPI 200 futures contracts in 2012, when it made 53.8 percent of all such trades on the night market, by placing and quickly canceling trades or ensuring it was its own counterparty.
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OSLO, April 8 (Reuters) - Nasdaq will raise the amount of money Nordic power firms must hold in reserve in order to directly clear trades on the Nordic commodities exchange, Nasdaq said, after a trader's default last year rocked the exchange.
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But games like Fortnite are finally showing that mobile gaming is changing, and if Hogwarts Mystery wants to achieve some kind of endurance like the iconic books whose name it trades on, it'll need to consider some changes of its own.
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"The introduction of short sales was necessitated by the large premium of the January futures contract over the price at which Bitcoin trades on the physical venues," Interactive Brokers founder, Chairman and CEO Thomas Peterffy, said in a release Wednesday.
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Like the duo that came before, the new unit has a peripheral rotor, a feature the company trades on because it brings the benefits of an automatic without the hazards of a rotor that obscures 50 percent of the movement.
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Helios and Matheson Analytics, which owns MoviePass and trades on the Nasdaq exchange, said in a securities filing last month that it had only $6.2 million in cash on hand and about $23.3 million on deposit held by credit card processors.
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Having initially been sceptical about it because of worries over fraud, banks are now exploring how they can exploit the technology to speed up back-office settlement systems and free billions in capital tied up supporting trades on global markets.
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CAIRO, June 26 (Reuters) - Egypt's Beltone Financial has filed a lawsuit against the heads of the Cairo stock exchange and Financial Supervisory Authority over the repeated cancellation of trades on its stock, according to two sources and a court document seen by Reuters.
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There is no shame in employing this reset tactic since every financial instrument trades on expectations, although the most astute managements usually don't take numerous quarters to reset unless their businesses are deteriorating very rapidly, either of which is a cautionary signal.
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LAGOS, Nov 10 (Reuters) - Nigeria's overnight lending rate fell to 9 percent in late trades on Friday from around 21 percent in the previous session after the central bank repaid maturing treasury bills to boost liquidity on the money market, traders said.
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"It's still punishing to be long volatility," said Chintawongvanich, who earlier this year pointed out a pattern of colossal, near-daily trades on the VIX betting on a spike in volatility, but ultimately proving to be massively unfortunate as the VIX hasn't budged.
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They did this with an intent to conduct real trades "on the opposite side of the market" that would benefit from artificial price movements caused by the spoof orders, in a conspiracy that ran from July 2008 to November 2013, the complaint said.
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However, with the loss of revenue previously derived from commissions, some have questioned if brokerages will look to be more aggressive in selling their clients orders, and the impact that will have on the price customers will be able to execute trades on.
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Many have since roughed up the field, none more so than Red Priest (as Vivaldi was called), which trades on astonishing, all-out virtuosity on violin by Adam Summerhayes — including "beer-fiddling," as he terms it — and on recorders by Piers Adams.
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It is also a bourgeois fantasy, one that trades on some dubious strengths: the sugarcoated romantic charms of rural life; our blasé slavishness to all things artisan; and the precarious thrill of eating a $200 lunch on land that's stained by human misery.
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Nearly three years after its launch, the code comes up for review this year because of the rapid rise of algorithmic trading - the mainstay of the generally opaque foreign exchange market, which now accounts for more than 80% of trades on some platforms.
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If she remains as prime minister, she will do so without her Conservative Party's holding a parliamentary majority and by permission of a small party from Northern Ireland, the Democratic Unionist Party, that trades on a backward expression of British and Protestant identity.
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The Wall Street regulator said Northport, New York-based broker Hank Mark Werner began aggressively trading on the client's account after her husband died in 2012 and made more than 700 trades on 200 securities in her account over a three- year period.
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Obviously the reports were fake, and thankfully there was seemingly no effect by the error on the stock price of either company, likely because if you think Google could buy Apple for $9 billion, you probably aren't conducting high-speed trades on the stock market.
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Some aspects of Hunter Biden's career and life story are a bit extreme (the Amtrak gig, dating his brother's widow), but the kid who trades on family connections to make money is much more a case of business as usual than an extraordinary scandal.
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J.P. Morgan entered the fray last year, too, rolling out a digital investing product that includes free or discounted trades on stocks and ETFs for one year for all customers, and permanently for those above a certain threshold of money held at the bank.
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The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York said Tower's trades on the Korea Exchange ("KRX") "night market" for futures contracts might qualify as "domestic" trades, entitling the traders to pursue class-action damages claims under the U.S. Commodity Exchange Act (CEA).
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InterOil, which trades on the New York Stock exchange, is an attractive takeover target for companies looking to tap the potential of Papua New Guinea's liquefied natural gas (LNG) reserves as it has a 36.5 percent stake in a project in the Elk-Antelope fields.
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In a decision made public on Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Lorna Schofield in Manhattan said investors led by Axiom Investment Advisors LLC may pursue breach of contract claims over trades on Deutsche Bank's "Autobahn" platform and on multi-dealer electronic communications networks, or ECNs.
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Among the changes announced this year include rules governing market-making, establishing a company which will ultimately clear all trades on the Saudi bourse, and introducing a new mechanism to set the closing price of shares that is more in line with international standards.
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Clearpool executes more than 2 percent of U.S. stock trades on an average day, but comes nowhere near hitting the higher-volume exchange tiers, which allow the biggest brokers to reap rebates nearly 60 percent higher than those that qualify for base rates, Wald said.
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Instead of going public through a traditional stock sale or a direct listing of shares as Spotify (SPOT) and Slack (WORK) did, DraftKings is merging with an already public special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) named Diamond Eagle Acquisition Corp (DEAC) that trades on the Nasdaq.
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Foreign investment has almost ground to a halt, hobbled by a slide in the naira currency - which trades on the black market at about 20173 percent below the official rate of 300 per dollar - and expectations the currency may have to be devalued again.
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" She calls out Beyoncé and Taylor Swift, saying that their feminism is more focussed on marketability than on change: "It's a feminism that trades on themes of sisterhood and support—you-go-girl tweets and Instagram photos, cheery magazine editorials about dressing to please yourself.
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In other key trades on Monday, Ottawa sent forward Mark Stone to the Vegas Golden Knights, Philadelphia traded veteran forward Wayne Simmonds to Nashville, and the Florida Panthers sent former Rangers forward Derick Brassard — acquired earlier this month from Pittsburgh — to the Colorado Avalanche.
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Jurors Told that Stockbrokers' Trades on IBM Deal Tips Not Illegal | Lawyers for two former Wall Street stockbrokers urged jurors on Tuesday to reject a regulator's claims they illicitly traded on a tip about an IBM deal, saying their conduct did not constitute illegal insider trading. reuters
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After its own probe, the team of central bank investigators called for a six-year banking ban for Esteves, a one-year ban for another executive responsible for trades on Sao Paulo's BM&F exchange, and a fine for Banco Pactual in the recommendation reviewed by Reuters.
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SAN DIEGO — Several things become clear within minutes of meeting Kevin Mitchell, the former National League most valuable player and jack-of-all-trades on the 1986 championship Mets: He loves baseball; he loves teaching it to youngsters; and he can tell stories, lots of them.
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To be clear: There is nothing unlawful with basing trades on Mr. Trump's Twitter feed, and it is not clear if a 1985 rule that prohibits "employees of the executive branch" from commenting on the data until an hour after it is released applies to the president.
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Mr. Page argued that the large scale and tangible nature of real estate should make it less volatile than Bitcoin, and Mr. Shaikh said they would consider implementing rules, like one that allows only a certain number of trades on a property per day, to ease concerns.
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Germany's 43-year government bond yields edged up towards 0.18 percent in early trades on Tuesday after the final Reuters/Ipsos States of the Nation project showed Clinton has about a 90 percent chance of defeating Republican Donald Trump in the race for the White House.
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The United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit held that the government must show that each recipient who trades on the information, called a tippee, knew the tipper received a benefit from providing the information to prove there was a breach of duty need for securities fraud.
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The dark pattern design that's trying to nudge you to hand over your personal information is, as Birgnull says, just the tip of a vast and shadowy industry that trades on deception and manipulation by design — because it relies on the lie that people don't care about their privacy.
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Hosting a noisy, disruptive protest—not to mention the massed ranks of press, radio, and TV—in a prime central London location, outside a closed restaurant, is pretty terrible PR, perhaps especially so for a business that trades on an aesthetic of carefully modeled ruin-porn authento-hipsterism.
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"The circumstances of this contract award, and what appear to be CertiPath's efforts to obscure Mr. Robert Trump's financial interest in the company even as it trades on the Trump name, present the appearance of preferential treatment for those who are close to the President," the letter said.
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The news of Wire's US move and the basics of its February funding — sans value, date or backers — came out this week via a blog post that raises questions about whether a company that trades on the idea of data privacy should itself be more transparent about its activities.
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Benchmark German Bund yields — which move inversely to prices — climbed 2 basis points to 0.37 percent in early trades on Thursday, heading back towards 14-month highs of 0.51 percent seen in the wake of the ECB's last meeting at which it signalled a diminishing urgency for policy action.
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The measures taken to cool overheating markets reveal much about this new type of investor, one who trades on margin (now hiked across the board) and one who is in and out in the space of a day (no more commission discounts for Dalian iron ore day-traders).
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Trafigura has doubled the amount of oil it trades on a daily basis to 4 million barrels per day since 2012 and Salmon said there was no reason not to aim to handle as much as Vitol, which trades more crude oil daily than any other trading house.
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Despite the rise of smaller alternatives like ether or XRP known as "alt coins," bitcoin is still "king" of cryptocurrencies for investors, Grayscale said, In the third quarter, 73 percent of inflows were into the Bitcoin Investment Trust, which trades on over the over-the-counter markets under the ticker GBTC.
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If Leave wins, Mr Cameron will go and his successor will negotiate a Brexit that does not remotely resemble the promises of the Leave campaign, which trades on the lie that Britain can have full access to the European single market without being bound by its regulations and free-movement rules.
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In Italy, the country most impacted by the outbreak on the continent, regulator Consob announced a 24-hour halt to short trades on 20 shares, while Spain's CNMV regulator has banned transactions in Spanish shares involving the establishment or increase of net short positions for a month as of Tuesday.
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Similarly, The Big Sick trades on a conflict rooted in incredible cultural specificity — the main character's desire to choose his romantic partner, rather than his parents getting a say in the process — that broadens out to a more universal consideration of the way family can make it harder to fall in love.
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"The overnight Korean news has prompted some unwinding of the cheapening trades on the franc that has been going on for some time and though positioning is not stretched by any means, the franc's strength may have room to run," said Timothy Graf, head of macro strategy at State Street Global Markets in London.
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The FTSE 100 index yields 4.6% and trades on a historic price-earnings ratio of 11.5, making it look quite cheap by past standards; it is also trading at around the same level as it was at the end of the last century, suggesting a lot of bad news is priced into the market.
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You have to create political will by educating the public about what's at the root of this problem, which is why we're so focused on shifting the debate from Russia and national security, as important as that is, to the fundamentals of the digital media marketplace that trades on data to target persuasive messaging.
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It showed that, between October 13, 2009, and October 27, 2009, Wiswell made a series of curious over-the-counter trades on behalf of a counterparty called Gigalogic Holdings, which, according to former Deutsche Bank employees, was the personal investment fund of Stephen Lynch, an American investor in Russia—and a friend of Wiswell's.
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Essentially turning into a used-car salesman who pitches his old NYPD Fund buddy Raul (Ruben Santiago-Hudson) with, "What if I could put you into a fund…" Axe spends the rest of the episode finessing a pitch for desperate, disgraced hedge fund manager Mike, so that Axe can direct Mike's trades on behalf of Raoul's fund.
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Davitt believes that the Brexit side will pull through and potentially throw a wrench in the banks' recovery, especially given that these stocks are richly valued even after years of poor performance "This index trades on, depending on what currency you use, 20 to 30 P/E," he said, referring to the common price-earnings metric.
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YOU KNOW, WE DID ONE OF THE LARGEST BLOCK TRADES ON THAT DAY IN ITALIAN RATES, AND IT WAS A CHALLENGE BECAUSE THERE WAS A LACK OF LIQUIDITY/ SO THE STOCK MOVEMENT WAS VERY MUCH A BYPRODUCT WAS WHAT WAS GOING ON IN RATES/ PEOPLE COULDN'T HEDGE THEMSELVES IN RATE SO THEY DEFAULTED TO BANK STOCKS.
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And for a little too long it trades on archetypal gangster-character tropes — dangerous volatility, sentimental tenderness — without constructing situations that justify their display (for instance, an interlude with a young guy whom the pair suspect of knowing Dilly's whereabouts cuts straight to the men's noirish threats and the boy's fearful evasiveness without building any plausible reason for either).
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The Cavaliers, though, clearly felt as if they had no alternative but to swing multiple trades on deadline day to change the atmosphere within their locker room to try to save their current season, sending a powerful message to James in the process about their intent to persuade the Akron, Ohio, native to stay with his home-state team when he becomes a free agent July 1.
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Here's how the company explained the process in its filing: it is As this listing is taking place via a novel process that is not an underwritten initial public offering, there will be no book building process and no price at which underwriters initially sold shares to the public to help inform efficient price discovery with respect to the opening trades on the NYSE.
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Corporates experiencing a positive profit and cashflow cycle, with improving outlook for profit growth ** Quality of banks' balance sheets therefore likely to be better ** Awdry points to more discipline in corporates' capital allocation, and increasing dividends, particularly in energy sector with coal company Shenhua recently setting a special dividend ** At the same time, growth stocks "getting pretty punchy in valuations" - internet company Tencent trades on 34 times 2017 P/E.
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In the letter sent to the SEC on Tuesday, a copy of which was seen by Reuters, the AFL-CIO urged a probe into the purchase of shares of Navient made in a series of three trades on the last day of August, hours before a congressional committee disclosed that the U.S. Education Department would no longer share information about the company with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, a top regulator which had accused the company of wrongdoing.
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The very form of her work, while consistently inventive within its traditional frame, trades on a kind of nostalgia, and that nostalgia often correlates with the novels' content; it seems no coincidence that Cusk's recent " Kudos " is set explicitly in the Europe of the Brexit era—fearful, ugly, divided—while Atkinson's books often hark back to the days of the Second World War and the Blitz, when plucky England came together as one, and triumphed in a European conflict that ended six years before Atkinson was born.
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October 26 — Charles Schwab on Charles Schwab: The founder explains why the firm just axed commissions as broker wars reach a fever pitchOctober 226 — TD Ameritrade becomes the latest broker to eliminate fees — and its free stock trades will be available before Charles Schwab'sOctober 21.2 — Charles Schwab says it will cut online stock and ETF fees to zero — and all the major brokers are getting clobberedSeptember 93 — The former CEO of a high-speed-trading firm is taking aim at Robinhood with a fintech startup that wants to pay you to tradeSeptember 29 — Interactive Brokers announces commission-free trades on online US stock, ETF tradesSeptember 218 — JPMorgan is taking aim at apps like Robinhood by quietly rolling out options trading to select You Invest customersMore brokerage and robo newsSeptember 28 — Charles Schwab is losing a prominent markets analyst as the discount broker gears up to cut 600 jobsSeptember 18 — 2 senior executives are now out at Charles Schwab as the discount broker prepares to cut 600 jobsSeptember 13 — Wealthfront's CFO says the roboadviser is already acting like a public company.
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