Loan documents were exchanged on a separate electronic network, adding a layer of complexity.
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It merged with Chicago-based electronic network Archipelago Holdings last year and is set to acquire Europe's big electronic exchange, Euronext.
So why on Earth do we need special rules for what may or may not be transmitted by an electronic network?
First he took the company public, in a reverse merger with electronic network Archipelago Holdings, then he forged the first trans-Atlantic exchange merger, with Euronext.
Niederauer will look over NYSE's cash equities operations, including institutional and member firm group sales and client services for both the exchange floor and the electronic network acquired in last year's merger with Archipelago Holdings.
Nasdaq is also battling competitive forces at home, including an upstart Kansas City electronic network known as BATS Trading, which has siphoned some 15% of the matched and routed orders from Nasdaq in its own listed shares.
As they report in a recently completed paper, they, too, constructed an electronic network of linked Supreme Court opinions, this time using the majority opinions gathered from about 30, 000 cases issued between the late 18th century and today.
Another 6% goes to Archipelago, an electronic trading network in which Schwab owns a 6.8% stake.
The electronic exchange, born in early 1997 as an electronic communications network, also been feeling the competitive heat.
And get ready, Nymex, ICE will be introducing gasoline and heating oil contracts through its electronic trading network as of Friday.
During a stint at SunGuard Data Systems in the late 1990s he helped develop Brut, an early electronic communications network, or ECN, that allowed traders to bypass established exchanges and match their buy and sell orders online.
Clinton of the National Electronic Disease Surveillance Network.
Well the effects of globalisation and our interdependence with other countries, the new network electronic communications means that we're also vulnerable in other ways - cyber attack bringing down the networks, pandemics, influenza, the First World War, DNA's now on the Internet, energy policy - all of these bring insecurities and potential threats to our country quite apart from...
Last month, Fujitsu announced a whole new line of WiMax products covering every major component in the WiMAX network, including silicon solutions, electronic devices, radio access network solutions, professional services and backhaul infrastructure solutions.
There a clearinghouse network allows electronic settlement of all plastic-money transactions for any type of card or issuing bank.
Even electronic engineers who pioneered network computing in Japan use it badly.
Its small electronic-distribution system has allowed upstarts like the Atlanta-based IntercontinentalExchange, an electronic energy-trading network, to whittle away at Nymex's market dominance in the sector.
Its small electronic-distribution system has allowed upstarts like the Atlanta-based IntercontinentalExchange (nyse: ICE - news - people ), an electronic energy-trading network, to whittle away at Nymex's market dominance in the sector.
"PLA analysts consistently identify logistics and C4ISR infrastructure as U.S. strategic centers of gravity suggesting that PLA commanders will almost certainly attempt to target these system with both electronic countermeasures weapons and network attack and exploitation tools, likely in advance of actual combat to delay U.S. entry or degrade capabilities in a conflict, " the report said.
Related and supporting capabilities include computer network operations, electronic warfare, deception, operations security (OPSEC), intelligence, perception management, psychological operations (PSYOPs), and public affairs.
It has sued dozens of companies, claiming to have patented the very idea of selling computer software and other electronic goods over a computer network.
President Bill Clinton's proposed network would create an electronic surveillance system that would link doctors, hospitals and health officials to alert them of outbreaks, according to a statement.
All the critical systems in a modern car -- engine, transmission, brakes, stability controls -- are linked to a single electronic system called the Controller Area Network bus, or CAN bus.
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New technologies promise not just big improvements in local efficiency, but also the further and potentially bigger gains that flow from an infinitely denser network of connections, electronic and otherwise, with the developed world.
The group says it has the support of some big names on the Web, including WordPress, craigslist founder Craig Newmark, Reddit, the Electronic Frontier Foundation and the Cheezburger Network, which owns several humor blogs.
In some parts of the US it is easy to set up in business as a fee-charging ATM provider, all you need is a few hundred dollars for a second-hand cash machine and an electronic link to the cash machine network.
Companies are now vying to design the basic electronic architecture and operating systems that future network vehicles will use.
To take one example, an ObamaCare-mandated update to a major computer network called the System for Electronic Rate and Form Filing, which governs insurance approvals, has been delayed by months.
As a leader in liquid crystal displays (LCDs) and digital technologies, Sharp offers one of the broadest and most advanced lines of consumer electronics, information products and electronic components, while also creating new network businesses.
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"As we've gone electronic, we've really opened our distribution network, " says Rick Redding , the managing director of products and development at the CME.
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