• Holders of bearer shares who want to vote are prohibited from trading for several weeks around voting time.

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  • To be sure, Mr. Costa denies trading his ObamaCare vote for high-speed rail money: "That's not something I do, " he tells me.

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  • The House is to vote at midweek on granting permanent normal trading relations to China as part of that nation's bid to join the World Trade Organization.

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  • Another reason is that the American Congress is about to vote on a proposal to grant China permanent normal trading relations, in effect approving its membership of the World Trade Organisation (see article).

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  • Tesla Motors shares are trading sharply higher after the electric car company received a key vote of confidence from CEO Elon Musk and from investor Daimler AG.

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  • The Labor Prime Minister Julia Gillard just managed to squeak out a two-vote parliamentary majority in lower-house elections, and only then by horse trading with a few independents.

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  • The European Parliament will vote this month on a proposal to cap aircraft emissions and include them in the trading scheme.

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  • Ryan said he would vote down the Stop Online Piracy Act, a bill that would have restricted free music trading, to avoid additional regulation.

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  • China's willingness to invest in Morgan Stanley was seen as a vote of confidence on Wall Street and the firm's shares rose 4% in Wednesday trading.

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  • Another congressional vote will come later in the summer, when America must decide whether to grant China permanent normal trading relations as a step towards its entry into the World Trade Organisation.

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  • This third trading week of 2013 comes to a close with investors digesting news that House Republicans plan to vote next week on a temporary increase in the debt-limit.

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  • With more than 2, 600 ballots cast, Wall Street pulled in a stunning 35% of the readers' vote, more than triple the number of votes for the second-best film, 1983's Trading Places.

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  • GMT, or about 20 minutes before the close of trading in London and Frankfurt, U.S. House Republican Mike Conaway had switched his vote from "no" to "yes, " officially tipping the balance toward an overall victory for the bill that was formulated by Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson.

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  • Day-trading speculators in the pits who depend on open outcry for their livelihood aren't about to vote themselves out of a job.

    FORBES: Last one out, shut the lights

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