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Vonage stock falls further on worries about sign-ups
Shares of Vonage Holdings Corp., the Internet phone company that lost a patent-infringement suit last month, dropped 10 percent on concern the company may be prohibited from signing up new customers. The stock declined 34 cents Monday to close at $3.03 in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. Vonage said in a statement that a temporary stay on a judge's ban on new customers is the "first step" toward a legal resolution in its favor. .
InterSearch Group to Ring Opening Bell on American Stock Exchange
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--InterSearch Group, Inc. (AMEX: IGO), a leading operator of industry specific destination portals such as www.IRS.com, www.Banks.com, and www.Camps.com and provider of Internet search services, announced today that Dan O'Donnell, Chairman and CEO will ring the bell to open trading at the American Stock Exchange on Tuesday, April 17, 2007 at 9:30 a.m. EDT. Accompanying Dan O'Donnell will be Gary Bogatay, Chief Financial Officer as well as members of senior management. "It is an honor to be invited to this ceremony," said Dan O'Donnell. "InterSearch Group's move to the American Stock Exchange, in October of last year, marked an important milestone in our corporate development. In just a few months following our move to the AMEX we have reported a number of important strategic achievements, including a launch of two marquee domains, www.Banks.com and www.Camps.com, and posted record results for the fiscal year 2006.
Internet Startup Livedoor Fined $2.4M
Internet startup Livedoor Co. was hit with the largest fine ever in corporate Japanese history for violating securities laws Friday, the latest blow in a scandal that has led to seven convictions for former executives and accountants. The Tokyo District Court ordered Livedoor to pay 280 million yen, or $2.4 million, and its subsidiary Livedoor Marketing was fined $338,000, a court official said on customary condition of anonymity. Earlier in the day, two accountants were convicted in the same court for fabricating earnings in the latest verdicts in a series of criminal trials involving Livedoor, once one of Japan's flashiest dot-coms. The tough fines and prison terms being doled out to those at the center of the scandal are sending a strong message about the growing effort to crack down on companies testing what are still gray areas in this nation for regulations on stock trading.
Online trading portal launched for NRIs - Bahrain
(MENAFN - Bahrain Tribune) Indogulf Financial Services yesterday launched an online trading portal of UTI Securities Ltd, www.usectrade.com targeting the non resident Indians in the Kingdom bringing the NRI investors a real time opportunity to invest in quoted companies stocks by using this cutting edge technology portal.
The Chairman of Indogulf Financial Services Mohammed Al Tajer who highlighted the salient features of this innovative service for the NRIs living in the Kingdom. Present were Vice Chairman Baboo Kewalram and experts from UTI Securities who made a presentation to give a brief look into Indian economy.
Ajit Gandhi, senior manager, UTI Securities' internet trading told Bahrain Tribune that about 4000 NRIs investors in Bahrain would get immediate benefit of this state-of-the-art portal.
Student shares tips for stock trading
Samad Samana, a 21-year-old senior at Rhodes College in Memphis, Tenn., wants to be a millionaire. That's why he's already seriously trading stocks on the Internet. In middle school, Samana's father gave him a small sum of money to invest, and his interest in the stock market has grown, along with the diversity of his portfolio. "I grew up watching my dad and my older brother play the stock market. I learned a lot from them," Samana said. "I have to do my research, and choose wisely. I pick two or three sectors, and hope they perform. Patience is the key."- Samad Samana His strategy is simple. "I just want to have positive growth and outpace inflation for now," he said. "I want my returns to equal the Treasury bill plus five percent." The Treasury bill, which is hovering around five percent interest, is a bond issued by the U.S.
Online investing in Canada is booming
(Special) - Each year, more and more Canadian investors are logging onto the internet sites of banks, financial institutions and discount brokerage companies to select, buy and sell stocks, bonds, mutual funds and other investments. "The word on the street is that the level of activity has increased," says Glenn LaCoste, President of Toronto-based Surviscor, a company that publishes a regular review of online brokerage companies. "Everybody's talking about new accounts and trading activity hitting record levels." Columnist Talbot Boggs. (CP) One reason for the increase in online trading is the low commissions charged by discount brokerages. A recent study by Surviscor found that trading commissions charged by online discount brokerage companies are falling and becoming more standardized across the industry, with average active online investors paying about 40 per cent less for a "basket" or group of trades than they did six months ago.
BSE provides live quotes to Mubasher - Bahrain
(MENAFN - Bahrain Tribune) Bahrain Stock Exchange (BSE) has signed an agreement to provide Mubasher with live trading quotes on a real-time basis. Fouad Rashid, BSE director, said the agreement will enhance transparency in the market by making market data available to a wide range of investors.
He indicated that investors will be able to get BSE information on Mubasher's website free of charge for six months. Rashid M. Al Ballaa, the website company's GCC general manager, expressed satisfaction at signing the agreement, enabling more than 350,000 of its subscribers in Arab countries to access BSE's real-time and historical data.
He also said that the agreement will help investors and portfolio managers to follow up trading in Bahrain's bourse from the comfort of their homes and offices through the Internet, mobiles and SMS (short message system) beginning April 30.
Online Trading Firms to Swap Fraud Tips
Representatives from some of the nation's top online stock trading firms will meet with federal law enforcement officials on Friday to discuss ways they can work together to combat Internet fraud. Security experts from E*Trade, Fidelity, TD Ameritrade and Scottrade and other trading firms will meet with agents from the Department of Homeland Security, the FBI and the U.S. Postal Service. The meeting will be held in Pittsburgh at the offices of the National Cyber Forensics Training Alliance (NCFTA), a public-private partnership whose members collaborate on anti-fraud efforts. .
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