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Wall Street Journal  Jul 2 
Europe's major exchanges have agreed to a new European standard for quoting share prices -- something that should simplify trading in a region that has several protocols.
Wall Street Journal  Jul 1 
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New York Times  Jun 24 
NYSE Euronext's control of U.S. stock trading is slipping away, Bloomberg News reports, and its not Nasdaq that's picking up the slack.
Banking Business Review  Jun 13 
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Financial Times  Jun 10 
Tim Geithner wants US laws to require clearing of 'all standardised OTC derivatives through regulated central counterparties (CCPs)'
Financial Times  Jun 8 
BM&FBovespa has completed a move to electronic trading in an attempt to challenge some of the world's biggest exchanges for leadership in the sector
StreetInsider.com  Jun 8 
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Financial Times  Jun 3 
Three of the world's largest exchanges have warned regulators and lawmakers not to force too much of the over-the-counter derivatives markets into clearing houses
Financial Times  May 25 
The region's bourses are being forced to search for new growth opportunities to remain competitive as shrinking trade volumes hurt revenue, says a report by Celent
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See also List of Stock Exchanges.

A stock exchange is an institution, organization or association that serves as a market for trading financial instruments such as stocks, bonds and their related derivatives. Most modern stock exchanges, like NYSE Euronext, have both a trading floor and an electronic trading system.

Increasingly, exchange owners and operators are getting themselves listed on their own exchanges. This is the case with companies like NYSE Euronext, Deutsche Boerse AG and the NASDAQ OMX Group.

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