Nasdaq has plans of its own to go public

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The Nasdaq Stock Market, which is home to publicly traded companies, is planning to go public. The company, which is valued at around $2 billion based on the value of the equity ownership it has already sold, has declared its intention to go public in 2002. The initial public offering will provide the company with the money to update its screen-based trading system and the chance to buy or merge with other exchanges.

The Nasdaq Stock Market Inc.

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Amgen set to bid $16B for Immunex

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Amgen Inc. announces $16 billion takeover bid for Immunex Inc. Company officials say the expected merger will not give Amgen profits until 2004 but will provide better footing against bigger rivals.

Drugs & Pharmaceuticals, Pharmaceutical and Medicine Manufacturing, Drugs, Company Profile, Amgen Inc., Immunex Corp., AMGN, IMNX

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