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Paris Stock Exchange - Part Two
Euronext Paris, also known as NYSE Euronext is perhaps the first and most comprehensively global stock exchange in the world - as it combines the exchanges of Brussels, Amsterdam and Paris and also has agreements and partnerships with stock exchanges in Portugal, and the UK.

Published by johnsinit (12,600 pts ) on Sep 19, 2009 to
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Hong Kong Stock Exchange
The Hong Kong Stock Exchange has also been known as the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong since the year 2000 when it merged with a holding company. It has 100+ year history and by market capitalization measures, it is the third largest Asian stock exchange, behind those in Japan and Shanghai.

Published by johnsinit (12,600 pts ) on Sep 19, 2009 to
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Paris Stock Exchange - Part One
Paris is the home of Euronext Paris, a global stock exchange that combines the stock exchanges of Brussels, Amsterdam, and Paris. It is in turn, held by parent holding company NYSE, and is officially known as NYSE Euronext.

Published by johnsinit (12,600 pts ) on Aug 28, 2009 to
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Tokyo Stock Exchange Overview - Part Two
The Tokyo Stock Exchange is one of the biggest trading places in the world - and a symbol of innovation and technological progress. With the trading completely computerized already in 1999 it has almost 2500 companies registered, most of of which are combined into the renown Nikkei 225 Index.

Published by johnsinit (12,600 pts ) on Aug 18, 2009 to
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Frankfurt Stock Exchange - History and Overview
The Frankfurt Stock Exchange, or Deutsche Boerse, has a history that dates back to at least the 12th century. During medieval fairs, the concept of the manufacturing of goods ordered developed into that of merchandise production for a nationwide, open market, a concept that still holds today.

Published by johnsinit (12,600 pts ) on Jul 29, 2009 to
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Tokyo Stock Exchange Overview - Part One
The Tokyo Stock Exchange is an iconic symbol of Japan’s embrace of free markets. Being among the first world exchanges to computerize trading and to delve into cross-border enterprises, the Tokyo Stock Exchange is not content to follow standards, but rather wants to set them.

Published by johnsinit (12,600 pts ) on Jul 24, 2009 to
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