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Among the largest underlying components of GXC, in trading today Baidu, Inc. ( NASD: BIDU) is off about 0.5%, NetEase, Inc ( NASD: NTES) is down about 1.2%, and Mindray Medical International Ltd ( NYSE: MR) is lower by about 1.4%.
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Among the largest underlying components of GXC, in trading today NetEase, Inc ( NASD: NTES) is down about 0.1%, Mindray Medical International Ltd ( NYSE: MR) is off about 6.3%, and Sina Corp ( NASD: SINA) is lower by about 1.4%.
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On Sunday, Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Mary Schapiro communicated with Mr. Niederauer of the NYSE and Nasdaq CEO Robert Greifeld though phone and email, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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Mr. Ryan said his firm discussed options activity in NYSE Euronext with the SEC's market-abuse unit.
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The newspaper reports that Mr Reed wants a much wider review of corporate governance at the NYSE, and its role as a regulator.
BBC: NYSE's McCall resigns
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Mr McCall said he was going so that John Reed, the NYSE's new interim chief executive, could "move forward without being encumbered by the past".
BBC: NYSE's McCall resigns
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Nasdaq and the ECNs may also see Mr Grasso's embarrassment as an opportunity to press their case that the NYSE is monopolistic and resorts to dubious tactics to preserve its pre-eminent position.
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He said he wanted Mr Reed to be "free to do whatever is necessary to restore the integrity of the NYSE".
BBC: NYSE's McCall resigns
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"The New York Stock Exchange has reviewed Mr. William Higgins' complaint and found that it is completely without merit, " a spokesman for the NYSE said.
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During the 2008 investor conference, sponsored by Sandler O'Neill, Mr. Greifeld crowed to a group that included Mr. Niederauer that Nasdaq's market share in stock trading was climbing, while a key gauge of the NYSE's clout had slipped below 28%.
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