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  • *Deutsche Boerse to seek 70 mln eur in annual cost savings. FRANKFURT, Feb 5- Deutsche Boerse said it would cut costs in response to lower trading activity and pledged to use future savings to pay for an expansion push into Asia and other markets.

  • BRUSSELS, Jan 30- EU antitrust regulators blocked a 5.2 billion euro bid by United Parcel Service Inc for TNT Express, denting the world No. 1 package delivery company's hopes of expanding its presence in Asia and Latin America. The European Commission said UPS had not offered adequate concessions to ensure the deal would not hurt consumers.

  • EU antitrust regulators block 5.2 bln euro UPS, TNT deal Wednesday, 30 Jan 2013 | 5:30 AM ET

    BRUSSELS, Jan 30- EU antitrust regulators blocked a 5.2 billion euro bid by United Parcel Service Inc for TNT Express as expected, saying the firm had not offered adequate concessions to ensure the deal would not hurt consumers.

  • MIAMI BEACH, Fla., Jan 28- I ntercontinentalExchange Inc has received inquiries from rivals interested in buying NYSE Euronext's European stock exchanges once ICE completes its planned purchase of the New York- based exchange operator, ICE's chief executive said on Monday.

  • UPDATE 4-TNT slumps as UPS pulls bid on EU veto Monday, 14 Jan 2013 | 11:36 AM ET

    *TNT Express shares down 42 pct, PostNL down 36 pct. *DHL rules out bid, FedEx in background. AMSTERDAM, Jan 14- UPS is dropping its $7- billion bid for Dutch delivery firm TNT Express after European anti-trust regulators said they would veto it, leaving TNT's future in doubt and almost halving the value of its shares.

  • ICE would weigh Euronext sale for right offer -sources Thursday, 10 Jan 2013 | 3:34 PM ET

    *Nasdaq OMX has said would "take a look" at Euronext. LONDON/ FRANKFURT, Jan 10- I ntercontinentalExchange would consider selling Euronext as an alternative to floating it if bids for the European stock market emerge during ICE's planned $8.2 billion takeover of NYSE Euronext, three sources close to the exchange said.

  • UPDATE 1-ICE's NYSE swoop creates derivatives giant Friday, 21 Dec 2012 | 11:32 AM ET

    *Takeover values NYSE Euronext at $8.2 bln. LONDON, Dec 21- IntercontinentalExchange's $8.2 billion takeover of NYSE Euronext sets the scene for a four-way battle over Europe's lucrative financial derivatives market.

  • ICE's NYSE swoop creates derivatives giant Friday, 21 Dec 2012 | 5:41 AM ET

    *Takeover values NYSE Euronext at $8.2 bln. LONDON, Dec 21- IntercontinentalExchange's $8.2 billion takeover of New York Stock Exchange owner NYSE Euronext allows it to tap into a dramatic expansion of demand for clearing financial derivatives expected next year.

  • Dec 21- Duncan Niederauer, the chief executive of New York Stock Exchange operator NYSE Euronext, once boldly proclaimed that his company could not be acquired. But with the agreement by IntercontinentalExchange to buy NYSE Euronext for $8.2 billion, Niederauer has accepted he will have to at the very least play second fiddle.

  • *Deutsche Boerse, Nasdaq OMX and LSE seen as buyers. LONDON, Dec 20- Plans by IntercontinentalExchange to float Euronext if its bid for NYSE Euronext succeeds effectively puts a for sale sign up over the European stock markets business.

  • UPDATE 3-ICE to buy NYSE Euronext for $8.2 bln Thursday, 20 Dec 2012 | 2:22 PM ET

    *Takeover values NYSE Euronext at $8.2 bln. NEW YORK/ LONDON, Dec 20- IntercontinentalExchange struck an $8.2 billion deal to buy NYSE Euronext, a combination that will propel the commodities market powerhouse into European financial futures but threaten to further reduce the clout of the New York Stock Exchange.

  • *Takeover values NYSE Euronext at $8.2 bln. *Deal marks end of era for New York Stock Exchange. NEW YORK/ LONDON, Dec 20- IntercontinentalExchange agreed an $8 billion deal to buy New York Stock Exchange owner NYSE Euronext on Thursday, propelling the commodities player into European financial futures and helping it to take on arch rival CME Group.

  • FACTBOX-ICE-NYSE Euronext would go third in world table Thursday, 20 Dec 2012 | 9:24 AM ET

    Dec 20- Here is a look at the world's top exchanges by market capitalisation as IntercontinentalExchange agreed on Thursday to pay $8 billion for NYSE Euronext in a deal that will it take on arch-rival CME Group:.

  • *Deal values NYSE Euronext at $8.2 bln. NEW YORK/ LONDON, Dec 20- IntercontinentalExchange agreed a $8 billion deal to buy New York Stock Exchange owner NYSE Euronext on Thursday, propelling the commodities player into the big league of European derivatives and helping it to take on arch rival CME Group.

  • NEW YORK/ LONDON, Dec 20- IntercontinentalExchange is in talks to buy New York Stock Exchange owner NYSE Euronext, in a multi-billion dollar deal designed to push it into the big league of European derivatives and take on arch rival CME Group. As well as the 200- year old New York exchange, the NYSE also owns bourses in Paris, Amsterdam, Brussels and Lisbon.

  • ICE has proposed a deal that would value NYSE at $33 per share, a 37 percent premium to its closing price on Wednesday, and would be funded one-third by cash and the rest in stock, CNBC said. At the close of trading on Wednesday, NYSE was worth about $5.8 billion, indicating that ICE may be willing to pay roughly $8 billion for the Big Board operator.

  • Dec 19- IntercontinentalExchange Inc and NYSE Euronext are in talks about a possible merger, which may be structured as a takeover of NYSE, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.

  • India's BSE Ltd, the former Bombay Stock Exchange which has lost market share to rivals, has chosen 14 banks for a share offering planned for the first half of 2013.

  • LONDON/ NEW YORK, Nov 6- Investor confidence in U.S. equity markets is at an all-time low due to worries over the global economy and greater market complexity, NYSE Euronext's chief executive said on Tuesday after the company reported a 42 percent drop in quarterly profit.

  • NYSE said on Tuesday it was ahead of schedule in a $250 million cost-cutting plan launched earlier this year, although savings had yet to show through on the bottom line as revenue fell faster than costs.