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NYSE Euronext, the operator of the venerable New York Stock Exchange, has agreed to be bought for $8.2 billion by an upstart that runs other international trading exchanges.
While NYSE merged with Euronext in a deal announced in 2006, that was cast as a merger of equals, Thursday's deal represents a loss of independence for the 220-year old NYSE and a big coup for an upstart like ICE. The new combined company will have dual headquarters in New York and Atlanta. With the continued growth of electronic trading, New York City's Wall Street continues to lose its dominance as the world's financial capital.
Originally posted by abeverage
You realize right that the Euronext (The current merged owners) company is based in well...um Europe (Most major European countries France, Belgium, Netherlands, Portugal and the United Kingdom...), and has owned the NYSE since like 2007 ... Meanwhile Intercontinental Exchange is based in Atalanta, Georgia with major offices in the UNITED STATES...
Originally posted by xxshadowfaxx
reply to post by abeverage
And look how well their doing.
Originally posted by incoserv
Originally posted by abeverage
You realize right that the Euronext (The current merged owners) company is based in well...um Europe (Most major European countries France, Belgium, Netherlands, Portugal and the United Kingdom...), and has owned the NYSE since like 2007 ... Meanwhile Intercontinental Exchange is based in Atalanta, Georgia with major offices in the UNITED STATES...
Whaaaaa....?
Man, that just makes my head hurt.
Originally posted by xxshadowfaxx
Does this have anyone concerned? I'm not sure what this means, but uh... seeing as this is being reported today, dec 20th, does this mean the end of the US stock exchange? What kind of economic implications does this have? Are we looking at a major collapse? Is this a sign?
I know we have the fiscal cliff incoming pretty fast, but this seems to be an even bigger issue. How can they just randomly sell the 220 year old new york stock exchange? lol
money.cnn.com
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Originally posted by KeliOnyx
haha the new york stockbrokers are gonna get replaced by right to work scabs.