1914年9月26日
President Wilson
Under the watchful eye of President Wilson, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) was established in 1914 to enforce anti-trust and consumer protection legislation. Along with these duties, the FTC also served as a visible link between government and the business community.
1956年9月26日
President Eisenhower
There's nothing like a sick president to shake up the markets. On September 26, 1956, President Eisenhower was hit by a sudden heart attack and the NYSE promptly responded, posting its largest drop since the Depression. The Dow also suffered from Ike's illness, dropping 31.89 points in a frenzied day of trading. While Wall Street charged through a sell-off, others tried to sound a note of calm. The president's team of doctors deemed the attack moderate and predicted a complete recovery. Meanwhile, the secretary of the Treasury stepped in to assure investors that the situation, though "a cause for sadness," didn't warrant panic. Fortunately for the nation's economic health, the doctors' prognosis proved correct; Ike quickly recovered and headed back to the White House. The markets followed suit, as the various averages returned to their pre-attack levels.
1986年9月26日 上海建立第一个证券柜台交易点
1986年9月26日经中国人民银行上海市分行批准, 中国工商银行上海信托投资公司静安分公司挂牌代理买卖飞乐音响公司和延中实业公司股票。这是上海第一家经营证券柜台交易业务的场所,也是新中国首次开办股票交易。
1988年9月26日
揃uy Stocks? No Way!� hollers a headline in Time magazine. 揥ild horses couldn抰 drag me back into stocks. Rather than gamble in this market, I might as well go to Las Vegas,� retail investor Curtis Beusman tells Time. 揈leven months after last year抯 crash,� adds Time, 搈ost individual investors are avoiding stocks as if they were poison. Some Wall Street executives fear that many of these investors may be leaving the market for good.... Says Hardwick Simmons, vice chairman of Shearson Lehman Hutton: 慣he small investor is an endangered species.� �
2001年9月26日 银广夏案法院暂不受理
近日最高法院向各级法院下发了有关通知,根据该通知的精神,目前任何一家法院对银广夏案都将暂不予以受理和审理,已经受理此案的无锡市崇安区人民法院也已得到通知将暂不审理此案。
2006年9月26日 中国石化股改方案高票通过
9月26日 中国石化股改方案高票通过。
2008年9月26日
Washington Mutual Inc was closed by the U.S. government in by far the largest failure of a U.S. bank, and its banking assets were sold to JPMorgan Chase & Co for $1.9 billion. Washington Mutual, the largest U.S. savings and loan at the time, had been one of the lenders hardest hit by the nation's housing bust and credit crisis, and had already suffered from soaring mortgage losses. The company was shut by the federal Office of Thrift Supervision, and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp was named receiver. Washington Mutual had about $307 billion of assets and $188 billion of deposits, at the time of the collapse. The largest previous U.S. banking failure was Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust, which had $40 billion of assets when it collapsed in 1984.