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Inside the ICE House

The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is the largest stock exchange globally, known for its significant market capitalization. Established in 1792, it began with 24 stockbrokers signing the Buttonwood Agreement, which laid the foundation for formal stock trading in the U.S. Over the years, the NYSE has evolved, officially adopting its name in 1863 and expanding through various mergers, including its 2008 merger with the American Stock Exchange. The NYSE provides essential services for stock trading and company listings. It offers a platform for companies to list their shares, ensuring visibility and liquidity. The exchange operates advanced electronic trading platforms for efficient transactions and supplies real-time market data and analytics to assist investors. Additionally, the NYSE enforces strict regulatory compliance for all listed companies, maintaining high financial reporting and governance standards. It hosts a diverse array of companies, including major players like Apple, Microsoft, and Johnson & Johnson.