The exchange gets creative with its initiatives.
Just 18 months after going private, the home of the Whopper relists as BKW on the NYSE.
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Speculative call and put volume on the stock is off to a sleepy start this week.
Retail investors have pulled billions out of stocks in the weeks since the infamous IPO.
CEO Dick Costolo takes an even better approach to his business than Mark Zuckerberg.
One initial public offering has been labeled a success, while the other has been tagged as a failure from the beginning.
It was up to the bankers and the execs to figure out a stock price where everyone won. In the end, the little guy got the shaft.
If common ground is found, a strategic relationship could benefit both companies.
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