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Capital Link announced it has switched its 14th Annual International Shipping Forum into a digital conference, set to take place on March 30 and 31.
The event, co-organized in partnership with Citi, was originally scheduled to take place in New York, but has now been transformed into a global digital forum, with presentations and panel sessions to be delivered in video format.

Fangdd Network Group, China's leading online real estate platform, is scheduled to be listed on the US stock exchange next week.

The owner of the five bTV television channels and Ring TV in Bulgaria is launching a process of exploring and evaluating the potential strategic alternatives to them in order to maximize the benefits for the shareholders. Among the possibilities is the sale of part of the assets and of all Central European Media Enterprises or a merger with a strategic partner.

Nasdaq no longer has a stake in Borsa Istanbul, according to partnership structure data on the Turkish stock exchange's website on Sept. 26, having previously held a 7 percent stake.

Facebook shares dived nearly 20 percent early Thursday after it signaled it expects weaker growth, pushing the Nasdaq decisively lower.

TFI TAB Food Investments (TFI TAB Gıda), the Turkish company that controls the largest international Burger King franchise, filed on Nov. 13 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to raise up to $400 million in an initial public offering in New York’s Nasdaq.

The Federation of Euro-Asian Stock Exchanges (FEAS) decided to move its headquarters from Istanbul to Yerevan during an extraordinary general assembly meeting in Tehran on May 16. 

In a written statement on May 17, the organization said a majority of members of the general assembly had decided to relocate FEAS' headquarters to Armenia after 22 years of operations in Turkey.

Us stocks were mixed, on Wednesday, in the stock market in Wall Street.
The Nasdaq ended the day at 5283.93, up 0.2% or 8 points from its previous closing high set Tuesday.
Slightly down were the Dow Jones industrial average and the broad Standard & Poor’s 500, which both lost less than 0.1%.

Turkey's main stock exchange, Borsa Istanbul, has begun single trading sessions, using technology from its partner, the U.S. NASDAQ exchange, it said in a statement on Nov. 30.

Wall Street stocks rose Wednesday following comments from French President Francois Hollande that a deal to prevent a Greek debt default was imminent.

About 45 minutes into trade, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was at 18,139.06, up 127.12 points (0.71 percent).