Exchanges agree on uniform circuit breakers rules
Leaders of six major exchanges including NYSE and Nasdaq reached principle agreement on a uniform circuit breakers framework to slow trading during high volatility. Regulators said the plan, awaiting refinement, aims to harmonize differing exchange rules blamed for amplifying last week's market plunge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Mary Schapiro
New York Stock Exchange
Treasury
Timothy Geithner
NYSE
Nasdaq
Dow Industrials
Dow Transportation
Dow Utilities
Amex
S&p
S&p MidCap
NewConcEn
CresentBh
EcoSant
HawkCorp
Tongxin
Owensc
GenMoly
RockAgs
Natuzzi
MetroHith
FstFrnkIn
Drxrebils
Nthno&g
Prophasel
Bcbilvarg
CheniereEn
Chieimoth
Drxembils
Exeterr Gs
CPI Intl
LucasEngy
Atibcgp
Bka Bmre
PernixTh
Primoris UN
Dirembr Rs
TravelCtrs
GlenBurnie
Dirxdmbear
Sdgo Pfa
TowrFin
DirChiBear
CompTch
QCR Hid
Bcp NJ
Citigrp
Hyperdyn
Oracle
Pfizer
Taseko
Micront
At&t Inc NY
Lvsands NY
Alcoa NY
Limited NY
LincNat NY
Agreet NY
BcoSant and NY
BkofAm NY
Microsoft Nash
Barvixsht NY
NewellRub NY
BedBath Nasd
NiSource NY
BobEvn Nasd
Cedarf NY
NokiaCo
Cisco Nasd
CocaCl NY
PaneraBrd Nasd
Comcast
CtlAir
PepsiCo NY
Nash
Pfizer NY
DeanFds NY
Popular Nash
Dirfbearrs
PwShs
Drxfbulls NY
Prushs&p NY
Dirxscbear NY
Qwestim NY
Etrade Nash
RPM NY
EqtyOne NY
Schulma Nasd
Fordm NY
GenElec NY
SearsHidgs Nasd
Sherwin NY
Goodrich
Shiloh Nasd
Hallibrin NY
Siriusxm
HomeDp
Smucker NY
HuntBnk
iShChina25
SprintNex
Ishemkts NY
Spdr Fncl NY
Base NY
JoAnnstrs NY
Wells Fargo NY
Keycorp NY
Wendy Arby NY
Kohls NY
YumBrnds _NY
Sweet
NYMX
New York Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
CME
Chicago Mercantile Sugar (World
NYBT
New York Board of Trade
Orange Juice Mutual Funds
Init
American Funds
Bala m MA
Bonda
Eurpacgra Mfb
Fninva m LB
Grthama m LG
IncAmerA _m MA
Invcoama m LB
NewPerson m
Wamutinvam LV
Dodge & Cox IntlStk
Dodge & Cox Stock LV
Fidelity Contra LG
Fidelity
Fidelity GrowCo
Frank Temp-Franklin
Vanguard
Vanguard Wellin MA
Mornitar
SEC
EU unveils 1 trillion to shield euro and curb debt spread
The EU and IMF will provide about 956 billion in loans with the ECB buying debt as the Fed reactivates currency swaps to stabilize markets. The move sent stocks higher worldwide and the euro rebounded to around 1.30 dollars, easing fears of a broader debt crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
European Union
International Monetary Fund
Ting
European
U.S. Federal Reserve
Euro
France
Europe
Athens
Lisbon
Japan
Hong Kong
Wall Street
Greece
Spain
Portugal
Barack
Obama
Angela Merkel
Nicholas Sarkozy
U.S
Lehman Brothers
Government probes Toyota delay in 2005 recall over steering rods
The Transportation Department reviews whether Toyota delayed informing the U.S. about a safety defect after a 2005 recall, amid findings of at least 52 U.S. reports and potential fines up to 16.4 million dollars. The AP previously uncovered the U.S. data gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Toyota
U.S
Japan
Transportation Department
Associated Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lifesaver
The
Stock Exchange
Frankfurt
Germany
Twitter
San Jose
Calif
Twitter Inc
Dole
Los Angeles
Dole Food Co
Victoria Chaney
State Appellate Court
AAA
Ohio
Columbus
Auto Club Aaa
Oil Price Information Service
Wright Express
the Market IN Review
Listig
Undei
Suinoff
Dow Jones