The chief executive of troubled mortgage lender Countrywide Financial Corp. faces possible scrutiny by the Securities and Exchange Commission of his sales of company stock, the New York Times reported Thursday.
Vietnam suspends stock trading for a third day
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April 26 (Bloomberg) -- Billionaire Kenneth Langone, who's considering a takeover bid for the New York Stock Exchange, wants to close its trading floor, ending the way the world's biggest stock market has operated for more than two centuries. Click here for more infoDeutsche exchange forsakes Euronext bid
Deutsche Boerse, which had launched the drive to create a pan-European stock market to counter U.S. influences, found itself still on the sidelines Wednesday after calling off an 8 billion euro ($10.23 billion) bid for Euronext.
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