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Is there any reason that The NASDAQ Stock Market is separate from NASDAQ? It is 100% redundant. Lalala666 03:49, 28 April 2007 (UTC)

• Simple. Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc and Nasdaq the stock market are related, but not the same thing. Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc. is the full incorporated name of the company that owns the Nasdaq stock exchange. However, that does not mean the Nasdaq stock exchange is the ONLY stock exchange the Nasdaq Stock Market owns or may own. Currently, Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc. is in discussions to buy out other stock exchanges, and owns a 30% stake in the London Stock Exchange. That is completely irrelevant as to the "Nasdaq" stock EXCHANGE page. The Revenue, employees, etc etc, are all completely irrelevant to the Nasdaq stock exchange page. However, for those interested in investing in the company, I.E. NDAQ, they may be useful. Suppose Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc. bought the rest of the London Stock Exchange company. The London stock exchange would have its own page, and its history. The Nasdaq Stock Exchange would have its own page, and its history. The Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc. would have its own page, listing that it owns both the Nasdaq Stock Exchange, and its own page, and how much revenue it made the last quarter. Sentineneve 15:28, 28 April 2007 (UTC)