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The Fate of China Energy Savings Technology (CESV)
A number of readers are wondering about the future of China Energy Savings Technology (ticker: CESV). Nasdaq halted trading of the company's stock on February 15th. According to the press release announcing the suspension of trading:
Trading will remain halted until China Energy Savings Technology, Inc. has fully satisfied NASDAQ's request for additional information.
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Jan 04 10:39 PMWhen will the NYSE allow this Comapny back on the active trading list
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