Nasdaq OMX Group said the number of Greater China companies that list on its exchange could double in as little as two years, fueled by a growing appetite for these shares from a wider range of U.S. institutional investors.
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| Nasdaq Fut | 2514.75 | |||||||
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| Oil Fut | 105.68 | |||||||
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