Nasdaq Texas exchange set for full operational launch at Thursday’s market close
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- Nasdaq Texas exchange will fully launch at Thursday's market close.
- The exchange is now operational after a phased rollout.
- It aims to provide a new trading venue for Texas-based companies.
- This expansion is part of Nasdaq's strategy to diversify its market presence.
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Financial Markets, Business Expansion
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