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China Finance Online Partners Again with Subsidiary of Shanghai Stock Exchange to Provide Stock Market Data Services (Centre Daily Times)

China Finance Online Co., Limited (Nasdaq: JRJC), a leading provider of value added financial information, data, and analytics to individuals and companies of all sizes in China, today announced that it has entered into a license agreement with Shanghai Stock Exchange Information Network Co., Ltd. ("SSEINC"), which is associated with the Shanghai Stock Exchange ("SSE").

Online retailers buck demise on high street, says SciVisum (e-Consultancy)

A report by accountant Grant Thornton says that stock market-listed stores are facing increasingly tougher conditions. The firm’s Quoted Retail Companies Index found that 22 per cent of retailers posted negative trading updates in the three months to the end of December, up from 15 per cent in the third...

NYSE Selects HP to Bring Speed to Online Stock Trading (ThomasNet)

PALO ALTO, Calif., Dec. 11, 2007 - HP today announced that the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) has selected HP servers to improve the efficiency of its online stock trading system, the NYSE Hybrid MarketSM. In a business environment where milliseconds matter, the NYSE Hybrid Market is relying on rack-based HP ProLiant DL585 servers, ProLiant BL685c server blades and Integrity NonStop servers to ...

Microsoft to buy Fast (Pioneer Press)

Microsoft Corp. agreed to buy Norway-based search engine company Fast Search & Transfer ASA for $1.2 billion Tuesday, adding software products that help companies trawl for information on the Internet. The offer of $2.97 per share, or 19 kroner, was a 42 percent premium to the company's recent average share price, and caused the stock to soar by nearly the same amount in early trading on the ...

Small investor? Stick with funds (CNN Money)

Question: I would like to invest in stocks, but I can't afford to buy large quantities. Earlier this year, for example, I would have loved to have bought Countrywide Financial when it was trading at $8.21 a share, but I only had enough money for 15 to 20 shares. Is there a way for someone like me to buy small amounts of stock a few times a year without getting killed by fees? -J. Parker