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FOX
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FOXForkhead Box (proteins)
FOXFutures and Options Exchange (UK)
FOXField Oxide
FOXFiber Optic Extension
FOXField Operational X.500 (project)
FOXFirm Order Execution
FOXForce Operations X (Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater game)
FOXFishery-Oceanography Experiment
FOXFiber Optic eXpert (Acterna)
FOXFinancial Online Executive
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Notable tenants include the London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange (LIFFE) and the Standard Bank London Ltd.
Atlas Group makes $400m statement with first acquisitions by Real Estate Weekly
It has grown further by acquiring the London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange and the Portuguese cash and derivatives exchange.
TSE, Euronext sign comprehensive tie-up accord by Japan Weekly Monitor
Byline: Steve Hawkes Business Correspondent FUTURES and options exchange Liffe has shunned the London Stock Exchange and backed a pounds 555m takeover bid from Paris-based Euronext.
Liffe backs Euronext takeover by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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