Nasdaq blames economic slump for Japan pullout

Nasdaq blames economic slump for Japan pullout

TOKYO, Japan - John Hilley, chairman and chief executive officer of Nasdaq International Inc., speaks at a press conference at a hotel in Tokyo's Minato Ward on Aug. 19 about Nasdaq's decision to pull out of Japan. He said the country's economic slump was to blame.

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