OSE launches electronic stock trading

Kyoji Kitamura (2nd from L), president of the Osaka Securities Exchange (OSE), launches an electronic stock trading system in a ceremony at the OSE on Jan. 25. The system, dubbed ''J-Net,'' allows investors and member securities firms to communicate sell and buy orders using a computerized trading network.

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