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On Friday, March 5, executives and guests of Brazils TIM Participações SA visited the NYSE for the companys Investor Day, held that day at the Exchange, and celebrated the companys 12 years of being listed on the NYSE. To mark this special occasion, Chief Executive Officer Luca Luciani rang The Closing Bell.
March 9 (Bloomberg) — William Dong, an analyst at UBS AG, talks with Bloomberg’s Susan Li about the outlook for Taiwan’s economy and stocks. UBS has cut its forecast for Taiwan’s Taiex index by 9 percent to 8000, saying the economy may have peaked and technology shipments will return to “normalized” levels. (Source: Bloomberg)
Orange County, Calif.-based Beckman Coulter, Inc. visited the New York Stock Exchange to commemorate the companys 75th anniversary. Beckman Coulter will officially celebrate its anniversary on March 15, 2010. In honor of the occasion, Chairman, President and CEO Scott Garrett, along with members of the companys management team, rang the NYSE Closing Bell.
Government-run gambling. It’s not three card monty but it’s a sucker’s game and the odds are you’ll end up lining government pockets.
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Good Morning. It’s Monday, March 8, 2010. At this hour, US equity futures are trading down. Overseas, the Asian markets were mixed, while the European markets are generally lower.
Musician Hayes Carll performs the song "Beaumont" for the I-Man.
Former NYPD Hostage Supervisor Wally Zeins weighs in on the potential outcome of the dispute between Cablevision and ABC.
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