Tokyo, Osaka bourses integrate

Tokyo, Osaka bourses integrate

TOKYO, Japan - Akira Kiyota (R), president of Tokyo Stock Exchange Inc., answers a reporter's question at the TSE in the capital's Nihombashi Kabutocho district on July 16, 2013, after the bourse began trading. To the left is Takafumi Sato, president of Tokyo Stock Exchange Regulation. The Tokyo and Osaka stock exchanges integrated the trading of shares at the TSE the same day, making it the world's third-largest exchange by number of listed companies.

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