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In a sudden move, the German operator of exchanges has decided to divest itself of the International Securities Exchange and its options venues.
Just as the London Stock Exchange and Deutsche Börse Group are in a tango over a potential merger, Deutsche Börse officials took a side step and agreed to sell International Securities Exchange Holdings, Inc. (ISE) to Nasdaq for a total cash consideration of $1.1 billion, officials say. Nasdaq and Deutsche Börse officials confirm that they...
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