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September 10, 2006

CBOT files suit against

CBOT files suit against options exchange
Boston Globe - CBOT established the options exchange in the early 1970s, which gave full CBOT members the right to trade stock options at CBOE. Last September, CBOE's Board of Directors voted to begin converting the exchange into a for-profit company, a process that

Camp lowdown: Jacksonville's hurting
FOXSports.com - Some of the positive spin is undoubtedly coming from general manager Floyd Reese in an effort to pump up trade stock. Brown will start the team's preseason finale, but seemingly is the most likely to be dealt. Since White is the one staying past this

Big execs dance around tax laws
Kansas City Star - A basic protection for American investors is that corporate executives must tell the world when they trade stock in the companies they run. But what happens when two executives set up foreign trusts that do the trading, keep the transactions secret

Netflix CEO sells under Rule 10b5-1
San Jose Mercury News - They allow a company's officers to trade stock at pre-arranged times, and help defend against accusations of trading on insider knowledge. Since adopting the plan, Hastings has acquired 95,000 shares for $142,500, and sold 390,000 shares for about $10

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