Nasdaq Stock Market Inc. and the Osaka Securities Exchange said Friday they have agreed to terminate their business cooperation agreement involving Nasdaq Japan Inc., effective Oct. 15.
The move comes after two loss-making years for Nasdaq Japan, dealing a fresh blow to the U.S. firm’s goal of becoming a 24-hour global exchange. The news prompted some companies to consider abandoning the bourse.
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