Christine Wang

Christine Wang is the Asia-Pacific deputy editor for CNBC.com, based in Singapore. She has held various roles within CNBC, including breaking news editor and reporter at the global headquarters and coordinating CNBC.com's earnings coverage. Prior to these positions, she worked on CNBC's 'Halftime Report.'

Biography:  https://www.cnbc.com/christine-wang/

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New National Stock Exchange in Texas, TXSE, Raises $120M from Citadel Securities and BlackRock: A CEO-Friendly Alternative to NYSE and Nasdaq?

New National Stock Exchange in Texas, TXSE, Raises $120M from Citadel Securities and BlackRock: A CEO-Friendly Alternative to NYSE and Nasdaq?

Broke On: Wednesday, 05 June 2024 Investors Citadel Securities and BlackRock back Texas' new national stock exchange, TXSE, aiming to register as a SEC-regulated exchange with $120M in funding. Positioned as a CEO-friendly alternative to NYSE and Nasdaq, TXSE plans to start trading in 2025 and host listings in 2026. The group targets southeastern US companies, including potential listings from Exxon Mobil, Tesla, Apple, Goldman Sachs, Oracle, Charles Schwab, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), Caterpillar and NRG Energy.