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It was an extremely busy day yesterday in the financial services industry, judging by the number ...

It was an extremely busy day yesterday in the financial services industry, judging by the number of key stories in the national newspapers. NASDAQ is plotting its next attempt to make waves in Europe, according to the Daily Telegraph. The move comes after the electronic US stock market, best known for internet and technology shares, sold a slug of its European arm to 10 large banks and fund managers. The company bought a 58pc stake in Easdaq, the struggling Brussels-based stock exchange, in March and has now sold a 10pc stake in Nasdaq Europe. A second round of funding will follow ...

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