Word: traded
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...Goliath. By any standard, Merrill Lynch is the Goliath of stockbrokers. The company maintains 165 offices: 15 in New York City, 134 elsewhere in the U.S., and the rest in such foreign trade centers as London, Paris, Madrid, Tokyo, Geneva, Hong Kong and Beirut. The international string of offices is hooked together by some 285,000 miles of private wire. Merrill Lynch belongs to 41 stock exchanges, from New York to The Netherlands, averages 4,900 sales or purchases during every market hour. On the biggest bourse of them all?the New York Stock Exchange?Merrill Lynch has a hand...
Initially the study will deal with two major issues in U.S.-China policy, international trade, and the United Nations, Mrs. George Kistiakowsky, president of the League of Women Voters of Cambridge said yesterday...
...building in midtown. Last week, after six months of hassling over tax terms, Mayor John Lindsay and the Port of New York Authority came to terms, gave the green light to the construction of the $525 million World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan. Main feature of the Minoru Yamasaki-designed 16-acre complex: twin stainless-steel towers, each 110 stories tall, or 100 ft. taller than the Empire State Building, which since 1931 has retained the proud title "Tallest Building in the World...
...area (an Agriculture Department spokesman, trying to stress the significance of Freeman's visit, rather ineptly announced that the Secretary was so concerned that he had already been "watching the situation for the last two days"). Leaving New York, Freeman said only that he had asked the Federal Trade Commission to "investigate" food prices throughout...
Perkins emphasized the large Chinese-Japanese trade belance as a clue to closer American ties with China. Japan is China's second largest trading partner, although the two countries do not maintain diplomatic relations...