Stocks on Friday were mixed despite news that the economy is growing ever-so-slightly. Investors have had to face a roller coaster of highs and lows recently as stock markets over-react seemingly to any news be it good or bad. Unfortunately, there seems to be general consensus that a bear market is looming and the stock market is in for a correction.

The stock market gains of 2009 are quickly dissipating. Stocks are down for the third straight day in a row and investors are selling in a mad frenzy. Some analysts think this could be the end for the bulls and that a bear market is on the horizon.

The Thanksgiving holiday meant the New York Stock Exchange in the U.S. was shut down on Thursday. Investors may see that as a blessing, as globally markets were down worldwide as news came Wednesday the Middle-Eastern City-State of Dubai's main development engine, Dubai World, would ask creditors for a "standstill" on paying back its $60 billion debt until at least May 2010. Stocks on U.S. markets opened sharply down on Friday.

Art that moves across and beyond geographical, cultural, political and aesthet- ic borders is the subject of a major traveling exhibition that opens October 6, 2007 at the Memorial Art Gallery.

The New York Stock Exchange today (August 23) released its weekly program-trading data submitted by its member firms.

NYSE Euronext (NYSE Euronext: NYX) today (August 22) announced that three Claymore/Morningstar Index ETFs listed and began trading on NYSE Arca.

The New York Stock Exchange announced today (August 20) that trading in the following related securities of Hanover Compressor Company:

The New York Stock Exchange today (August 16) released its weekly program-trading data submitted by its member firms.

The fine is $2.5 million for stock loan violations

NYSE now lists 40 companies from Greater China with a $1 Trillion Total Market Capitalization

43rd New Issue to List on NYSE Arca

NYSE Regulation, Inc., announced today (August 1) Robert A. Marchman has been appointed to lead the Enforcement division, reformed after the consolidation of NYSE Regulation’s member regulation program into the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA).