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How the Stock Market Is Squashing Deals
In addition to making investors highly queasy, the roller-coaster stock market is taking its toll on deal-making.

Students battle the market through The Stock Market GAme
MINNEAPOLIS — Students at Hibbing High School joined BestPrep and more than 8,200 students in 175 schools around Minnesota to compete in The Stock Market Game (SMG) this spring. Teacher Tom Bittmann is advising students as part of the curriculum at Hibbing High School.

Stock trading link set to boost Asean market
SINGAPORE: Plans to implement electronic trading links across Southeast Asia's stock markets will help market the region as an asset class, the head of the Singapore Exchange said yesterday.

Treasuries Head for Best Week Since Stock Market Crash in 1987
Nov. 21 (Bloomberg) -- Treasury 10-year notes headed for their biggest weekly advance since the stock market crash in 1987, sending yields to record lows, as the risk of a global recession deepened.

Treasuries Head for Best Week Since Stock Market Crash in 1987
Nov. 21 (Bloomberg) -- Treasury 10-year notes headed for their biggest weekly gain since the stock market crash in 1987, sending yields to record lows, as the risk of a global recession deepened.

Oman to set up fund worth $390 mln to boost stock market
A senior Omani official said that his government will set up an investment worth 150 million rials (some 390 million U.S. dollars) to boost the stock market, which has seen a decline of nearly 50 percent from this year's peak, local Oman Daily Observer reported on Friday. The fund will be managed by a specialized fund manager on a commercial basis to provide protection from high undue volatility ...

Money management made fun - Students learn about stock market through simulated experience
How do you get fifth-graders interested in the stock market? Gather some accountants eager to share the nature of their job, pairs of dice, the Portfolios Jr. Game and... Viola!