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Photo of Cisco Employees Gathered to Watch CEO John Chambers Virtually Open the NASDAQ Stock Market
Business Wire, August 10, 2005
A photo of Cisco (NASDAQ:CSCO) employees gathered to watch CEO John Chambers virtually open the NASDAQ stock market is available on Business Wire's web site and AP PhotoExpress.
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Over 2,250 Cisco employees gather at the company's San Jose, Calif. campus to see Cisco CEO John Chambers virtually open The NASDAQ Stock Market. Made possible by Cisco technology, today's event marks the first time in NASDAQ's 34-year history that the ringing of the celebratory bell has occurred outside of New York City. NASDAQ's Times Square video wall was recreated in Silicon Valley for today's opening and closing bell ceremonies, in celebration of the Cisco's 20th anniversary year.
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