Newswires eye NASDAQ issue
14 Dec 2006 | by Erica Iacono
NEW YORK: Newswire companies are closely monitoring NASDAQ's proposal to increase listing fees for member companies while offering the services of recently acquired Primezone in the process.
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NEW YORK: Newswire companies are closely monitoring NASDAQ's proposal to increase listing fees for member companies while offering the services of recently acquired Primezone in the process.
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