Liffe denies talk it is planning deal with the LSE

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The London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange (Liffe) denied reports that it was negotiating a partnership with the London Stock Exchange (LSE). Liffe said that there was no reason to form such a partnership.

London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange

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London Stock Exchange faces a tough sales job

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London Stock Exchange officials will embark on a campaign to convince other members of the exchange to accept a plan to merge with Deutsche Boerse AG, Frankfurt, Germany's securities exchange.

Stockholder data, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Investor relations, Deutsche Borse AG

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LSE plans to seek alliances quickly, especially in Europe

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London Stock Exchange PLC (LSE) is planning to seek acquisitions and alliances, particularly in the European market. The exchange will be listing its shares on its own exchange by July 2001.

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