Person: John Thain

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world

Obama to restrict pay of bail-out bosses

President Barack Obama today vowed to restrict the pay of Wall Street bosses who seek bail-out cash from the state.

business

US stocks nosedive after Microsoft shock

business

Chief executive of Merrill Lynch quits

sport

Awesome Joyce powers to European quarter-final

business

US stocks end mixed amid investor jitters

business

US stocks rise after Fed chief's comments

US stocks rise

Wall Street advanced sharply today, boosted by news that Merrill Lynch will receive an investment of up to $6.2bn (€4.3bn) from two investment groups.

Mon, 24 Dec, 2007

New York Stock Exchange to buy European rival

The New York Stock Exchange is to buy Euronext for about $10bn (€7.8bn) in cash and stock, creating the first transatlantic securities market in a deal that would pressure rival exchanges to consolidate.

Fri, 02 Jun, 2006

New York Exchange targets London counterpart

THE New York Stock Exchange is understood to be considering launching a bid for its London counterpart.

Mon, 13 Mar, 2006

NYSE 'to bid for London exchange'

The New York Stock Exchange was today understood to be considering launching a bid for its London counterpart.

Sun, 12 Mar, 2006

US stocks soar after positive reports

A trio of positive economic reports – from jobless claims to manufacturing - boosted Wall Street today as investors grew more confident that the economic recovery was firmly under way. The Dow Jones industrials climbed 102 points to a 19-month high.

Thu, 18 Dec, 2003

Thain named as NYSE chief executive

Goldman Sachs President, John Thain, has been named the new chief executive of the New York Stock Exchange.

Thu, 18 Dec, 2003