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NYSE, NASDAQ move to scrap compulsory news releases

By Dominic Jones on April 16, 2009

THE New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and NASDAQ plan to eliminate rules that currently require listed companies to issue press releases when disclosing important information. The NYSE has filed a proposed rule change (PDF 503KB, 18 pages) to amend its Listed Company Manual to allow listed companies to comply with its immediate release policy by [...]

Posted in Articles | Tagged Investor Relations, nasdaq, nasdaq stock market inc, new york stock exchange, regulation fd, securities and exchange commission, wire services | 6 Responses

Did Shareholder.com finally get a clue?

By Dominic Jones on July 28, 2007

By Dominic Jones INVESTOR relations website developer Shareholder.com, a subsidiary of Nasdaq Stock Market Inc. (NASDAQ:NDAQ), appears to be finally getting the message that snooping on the activities of investors on company websites is unethical — and even illegal. At some point in recent weeks, Shareholder.com has changed the marketing information on its website to [...]

Posted in Articles | Tagged Investor Relations, investor relations website, morgan stanley, nasdaq, nasdaq stock market inc, privacy, proxy statement, SEC, shareholder, shareholder.com, tracking tools | 1 Response

Shareholder.com clients should read this

By Dominic Jones on May 25, 2007

NEWS today that European Union privacy regulators are challenging giant Google Inc.’s privacy practices should be cause for alarm for companies that use Nasdaq Stock Market Inc.-owned Shareholder.com’s investor tracking tools on their websites. The EU regulators are concerned that Google’s tracking practices violate privacy protections in Europe. However, when you compare what Google is [...]

Posted in Articles | Tagged analyst, corporate websites, e-proxy, earnings, earnings calls, Europe, European Union, feeds, Google Inc., Investor Relations, IR websites, JPMorgan Chase & Co, law, nasdaq, nasdaq stock market inc, national investor relations institute, Netflix, NIRI, non-anonymous web tracking services, Palm Inc., privacy, QUALCOMM Inc., Questar, rss, SEC, SEC filings, securities, securities and exchange commission, shareholder.com, technology, The Western Union Co., U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, VeriSign Inc., Zimmer Holdings | 2 Responses

Nasdaq and OMX to create trans-Atlantic exchange

By Dominic Jones on May 25, 2007

By Dominic Jones NASDAQ Stock Market Inc. is bidding $3.67 billion for Sweden’s OMX AB, Europe’s sixth-largest stock exchange group, in a deal to create the second trans-Atlantic stock exchange. OMX AB sells exchange software and operates equity and derivatives exchanges in the Nordic and Baltic markets. Its Nordic Exchange includes exchanges in Copenhagen, Stockholm, [...]

Posted in Articles | Tagged Bloomberg, communications, Europe, Iceland, London Stock Exchange, nasdaq, NASDAQ OMX Group, nasdaq stock market inc, new york stock exchange, OMX AB, Prime Newswire, privacy, Riga, SEC, shareholder.com, stock exchange, Stockholm, Sweden, Tallinn, technology, the Washington Post, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Vilnius | Leave a response

After "insider trading week," beware the patsies

By Dominic Jones on March 4, 2007

By Dominic Jones “ARE (ordinary investors) being played for patsies in this system? Are there really just two tiers, and the insiders are always favored?” That question by NewsHour correspondent Maragaret Warner to Columbia Law School professor John Coffee on PBS on Friday night (MP3, 4.0 MB) encapsulates a view many Main Street investors are [...]

Posted in Articles | Tagged disclosure, insider trading, Investor Relations, IR websites, law, less-active retail shareholders, management, Maragaret Warner, nasdaq, nasdaq stock market inc, privacy, public relations, retail investors, rss, SEC, securities, shareholder.com, stocks, TXU, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, web privacy rules, web technologies, website tracking systems | 1 Response

Nasdaq spin leads to Bloomberg error — UPDATED

By Dominic Jones on February 6, 2007

By Dominic Jones SOMEBODY please explain to me why an institution that plays such a central role in the capital markets as the Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc. seems to have such a hard time writing transparent news releases. Yesterday, the exchange issued a less than forthright news release that had the effect of confusing at [...]

Posted in Articles | Tagged Bloomberg, communications, EDGAR, Edgar Ortega, Financial services, Investor Relations, management, nasdaq, NASDAQ 100, nasdaq stock market inc, New York, news releases, Prime Newswire, public relations, SEC, securities, securities and exchange commission, shareholder.com, stocks, technology, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission | 2 Responses

NASDAQ pushes firms to flout SEC web privacy rules

By Dominic Jones on January 14, 2007

NASDAQ is pushing its listed companies to flout recently approved rules that bar them from tracking investors’ personal activity on websites hosting annual meeting materials under the e-proxy provisions. In a controversial proposal awaiting regulatory approval, the NASDAQ Stock Market, Inc. wants to bundle a number of shareholder communication services into the annual listing fees [...]

Posted in Articles | Tagged ADP, analyst, conference calls, disclosure, Dynamic Annual Report, e-proxy, Investis, IR Solutions, IR websites, Jakob Nielsen, JPMorgan Chase & Co, keyword search, law, management, morgan stanley, nasdaq, nasdaq stock market inc, Netflix, Palm Inc., PDF, Pinpoint Intelligence, PrecisionIR, printing, privacy, QUALCOMM Inc., Questar, Roel C. Campos, SEC, securities, shareholder communication services, shareholder.com, The Western Union Co., thomson financial, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, usability, usable online annual reports, VeriSign Inc., Web Center/360, Web Center/360 platform, Web Centre, web page usability, web privacy, web tracking, web tracking product, web usability, Zimmer Holdings | 6 Responses

Is Nasdaq Becoming a Major IR Services Player?

By Dominic Jones on September 4, 2006

BY Dominic Jones AMERICA’S second-biggest stock exchange looks poised to become a major player in the investor relations services business after closing a deal to buy a newswire service. The Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc. announced September 1 that it had finalized the purchase of Los Angeles-based PrimeZone Media Network for an undisclosed sum. Added to [...]

Posted in Articles | Tagged disclosure, Europe, Investor Relations, IR websites, Los Angeles, loss leader, management, nasdaq, nasdaq stock market inc, newswire services, pr newswire, PrimeZone Media Network, privacy, SEC, shareholder.com, strategy, thomson financial, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission | Leave a response

IR Community Must Address Online Privacy

By Dominic Jones on August 13, 2006

By Dominic Jones THE recent uproar over America Online releasing compromising information on its customers’ search activities should be a warning to investor relations website managers to take their investors’ privacy seriously. The media storm around the AOL incident has served to put Web users on notice that their Internet activity can reveal vast amounts [...]

Posted in Articles | Tagged communications, conference calls, disclosure, Internet activity, Investor Relations, IR websites, Jon Miller, nasdaq, nasdaq stock market inc, NIRI, online communications, privacy, search queries, search records, SEC, shareholder.com, Shareholder.com's Pinpoint Intelligence, strategy, technology, tracking tools, Web browsers, website tracking technologies | 3 Responses

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