The company with the abbreviation CLR on the New York Stock Exchange is the NYSE Technologies Global Market Data. This company focus is on the exploration and production on oil and natural gas. They have many operations in the United States.
public limited liability company
A stock symbol is given to a company whose stock is traded on the stock market. The symbols are all unique and vary from company to company.
A Stock option is a benefit given by a company to an employee. The employee is encouraged to buy stock in the company at a discounted price, thus helping the company.
Sensex is a designation given to the Bombay Exchange Sensitive Index. This is a stock exchange in Bombay that is similar to the one in New York City.
yes in some cases , unless it is given in stock in the company or someone like a CEO get's it as a package
This is actually quite a technical question. "Listed exchange" can bear a general meaning and a technical (legal) meaning. On the basis that "listed exchange" generally means, as widely understood in the financial world, a stock exchange which (i) is regulated by market disclosure, insider dealing, entry qualification etc. requirements in common with international standards, (ii) offers sufficient liquidity to attract international investors, then the answer is yes, the Bombay Stock Exchange is a listed exchange. However, "listed exchange" and similar terms bear different meanings in a legal terms. For instance, the UK Inland Revenue has a concept of "recognised stock exchange" - for example, you can invest your ISA allowance in listed securities, but they have to be listed on a recognised stock exchange, which the Revenue publishes a list of - broadly, most of the internationally know stock exchanges, but not the Bombay Stock Exchange. The EU Prospectus Directive applies to issuers on "regulated markets" - again, this bears a special meaning, and does not cover all stock exchanges in Europe. So, the short answer is yes, given that the Bombay Stock Exchange has international standing, but if you asking in a legal context, the answer may be more difficult. Hope this helps.
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Publix is not a publicly traded company. All stock is owned by the employees, and can only be purchased by the employees. Employees are given stock as part of their compensation, and can only be sold back to the company.
Given that Groupon is a private company (has not filed for an Initial Public Offering), there are not public figures available for the company.
The American Stock Transfer & Trust Company may not be a scam, but their customer service rating is very low and they were given a grade F from the Better Business Borough.
There are many places for one to get a quote for General Electric Stock. Given that it is a major company, it appears on several stock exchanges, including NASDAQ.
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