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Online Trading News Archive27-Jan-2009
Get Stock Savvy With Practice Trading (Forbes) Online faux trading site WeSeed.com lets you use fake money to make mock investments in real stocks.
After Griping Online, a Tenant Is Made to Move (New York Times) A former tenant of an apartment complex whose trademark was its sense of community and fun was surprised when the real estate company declined to renew his lease.
New site gives restaurateurs data on reviews (San Francisco Chronicle) The negative online review came in a week after Doug Washington opened his third restaurant, Anchor & Hope in San Francisco. He felt it was malicious and made no sense. So a fired-up Washington tracked down the reviewer at his office nearby and confronted...
Pilot Accused Of Soliciting Boy Online Goes To Court (KPRC Local 2 Houston) HOUSTON -- A 28-year-old man who deputies said flew from Iowa to Houston to meet a 12-year-old boy he met online met a judge on Monday, KPRC Local 2 reported.
Casino Players Welcome FOREX Trading Online (PRWeb via Yahoo! News) Since offering Online Forex Trading to their users, Casino Bonanza Online, the online casino portal, have been surprised by the positive response from the gambling community towards FOREX Trading.
Competition hots up for online share trading (The Star) COMPETITION is hotting up for online share trading, with CIMB Investment Bank Bhd the latest to offer zero brokerage fee for its online share trading services via Clicks Trader.
Today's online deals (Orange County Register) Discounts at Macy's, Petco, more.
Turquoise, the alternative trading system backed by nine investment banks, has announced its second set of fee cuts in ... (eFinancial News) Turquoise, the alternative trading system backed by nine investment banks, has announced its second set of fee cuts in as many months, a move that could lead to a spiral of price reductions across Europeâ??s equity markets.
Banks power ahead in Dublin trading (Ireland Business World) Banks were the big winners in share trading today as investors concluded that maybe, just maybe, they can now see a way out of the current quagmire in which lenders are stuck.
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