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Two of the three biggest Canadian marijuana producers by market cap have already reported their financial results from the quarter ended Dec. 31, 2018. Aurora Cannabis and Canopy Growth both delivered impressive revenue growth. But what about Tilray?
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On September 24, Alice Cooper's "Paranormal" image appeared mysteriously on the NASDAQ screen in Times Square in New York City.
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Nanaimo -
After Canadian cannabis company Tilray announced on Tuesday the company had gotten approval to export a cannabis pill to California for a clinical trial, Wall Street went crazy - forcing Nasdaq to shut down trading in the company five times.
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The three main stock market indices in the US, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA), the S & P 500 Index (SPI) and the Nasdaq Composite Index (COMP) all closed the first week of trading in 2018 on a positive note and at record levels.
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Among the reasons behind the new highs was optimism about merger activities and about Republicans introducing a tax plan that will improve profits.
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The Toronto Stock Exchange (S & P/TSX) closed at a record high on Friday as energy shares rose together with oil prices. Investors also believe the central bank may be less aggressive in raising interest rates than thought previously.
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New York -
The US three main stock indices ended the week on Friday slightly higher and the Nasdaq recorded another all-time high even as President Trump delivered a speech in which he refused to certify a nuclear agreement with Iran.
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New York -
After a stellar day on Thursday with all three indices setting records two of three major US indices lost ground on Friday although not very much and the Nasdaq nudged slghtly higher to another record.
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New York City -
All three major U.S. indices rose marginally to record highs Wednesday as energy and consumer energy stocks edged upwards offsetting Apple losses.
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News that Trump had withdrawn the U.S. from the Paris Climate Accords did not keep all three main U.S. stock indices from setting new highs the first trading day in June.
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In one of the truly bizarre events on the market recently, LinkedIn was decimated by the markets after failing to meet analyst expectations. The fact that those expectations were totally off the wall, of course, is no grounds for criticism.
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By AFP
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The tech-rich Nasdaq Composite Index dived more than three percent Thursday in afternoon trade as anxiety over pricey technology equities again pushed US stocks into the red. Near 1920 GMT, the Nasdaq plummeted 131.56 (3.14 percent) to 4,052.34.
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By AFP
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The tech-rich Nasdaq Composite Index tumbled more than two percent in midday trade Friday in a sell-off that battered most of the sector.Around 1730 GMT, the Nasdaq sank 96.85 points (2.29 percent) to 4,140.89, near the session low of 4,131.03.
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By Reuters
Nasdaq OMX Group <NDAQ.O> said on Monday it is reorganizing its market services business to better compete globally in fixed income, currencies, derivatives and other asset classes.
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By Reuters
Nasdaq OMX's <NDAQ.O> new London-based derivatives exchange has achieved 10 percent market share in one of its contracts, a level of liquidity that will draw more market participants to connect, ...
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By Reuters
Nasdaq OMX Group <NDAQ.O> plans to roll out a "kill switch" that would cut off trading of its member firms when pre-set limits are breached, the exchange operator said in a regulatory filing.
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By Reuters
The committee that oversees the data processor that was at the center of a three-hour trading halt in Nasdaq-listed stocks in August agreed on Thursday to implement fixes demanded by the exchange, accor...
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The Nasdaq stops all trading partly because we are now on the verge of a historic economic meltdown. The Dow sinks for the sixth day as traders ponder fed exit. We are heading toward a frightening fall and punishing winter decorated in economic collapse.
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The Federal Reserve today acted boldly, announcing the continuation of historically low interest rates and a $40 Billion a month plan to buy mortgage bonds. As the economy struggles to recover can this bold move work to right the economy?
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It looks like the excitement is officially over. After one of the biggest IPO hypes ever, Facebook's stock has plunged to a new low after its IPO lockup period began to expire and additional shares were eligible for trade.
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New York -
Six baseball legends will go to Wall Street on Monday to ring the opening bell and commemorate the 2012 First-Year Player Draft.
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A botched debut and a week of dismal performance on the markets has compelled early investors in social networking site Facebook to brandish their knives.
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After Facebook's highly anticipated and heavily watched stock market debut this past Friday, the second day of trading isn't shaping up to be so hot in the early morning hours.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg rang Nasdaq's opening bell this morning to usher in a momentous day in business history: Facebook's initial public offering is one of the largest in history, elevating Facebook to be one of the most valuable U.S. companies.
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Apple Inc. temporarily surpassed oil giant ExxonMobil as the world's most valuable company yesterday. Even though the technology company didn't finish on top, it is projected it will accomplish that task soon enough.
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Nasdaq OMX Group and IntercontinentalExchange announced Monday they were no longer pursuing the acquisition of NYSE Euronext in the wake of antitrust regulators announcement that such a deal would not clear regulatory hurdles.
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The effect of Satyam Computers's disastrous development has had a severe effect on the US markets. All major stock markets fell in a major way as the Satyam itself suffered a huge blow.
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The new face of Wall Street’s meltdown is Bernard Madoff, a well-respected, elusive, disarming, egocentric, and now arrested, financial service executive. Is he really such an anomaly?
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The stock market rattled and hummed on Friday eking out mixed results for the last trading day for the week. DJIA closed up 43.97 or .38 per cent at 11,659.90.
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It was beautiful. It was wow. It was unbelievably exciting. It was indescribable. It was beyond superlatives and no we are not talking about the spectacular display at the Beijing National Stadium, it was the bull rally last week on Wall Street.
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Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange in New York City. Andrew Burton, Getty/AFP/File
Facebook celebrates its IPO on the Nasdaq Courtesy Nasdaq livestream
Facebook celebrates its IPO on the Nasdaq Courtesy Nasdaq livestream
The NASDAQ building in Times Square in New York With permission by Reuters / Carlo Allegri
Facebook celebrates its IPO on the Nasdaq Courtesy Nasdaq livestream
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