NASDAQ bell rings for the first time in Ireland at Dublin Web Summit

Taoiseach Enda Kenny ran the opening bell for New York’s Nasdaq stock exchange today as part of the Dublin Web Summit.

NASDAQ bell rings for the first time in Ireland at Dublin Web Summit
Wed, 30 Oct, 2013 - 13:19

Taoiseach Enda Kenny ran the opening bell for New York’s Nasdaq stock exchange today as part of the Dublin Web Summit.

Mr Kenny, alongside NASDAQ’s Executive Vice President, Bruce Aust opened the stock market live on stage at the Summit, making it the first time that the NASDAQ bell had been rung in Ireland.

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