Sox may have kept company clear of NY listing
HONG KONG -- Air China will land simultaneously at the London and Hong Kong stock exchanges on December 15, where it hopes to raise well over £514 mn ($998.3 mn) from its dual flotation. The Air China float appears to be a coup for the London Stock Exchange (LSE) as the Chinese flag carrier could have opted for a New York listing.An LSE spokesman couldn't resist a swipe at the NYSE following its triumph. 'Some companies have been very critical of the US Sarbanes Oxley standards seeing
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