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LSE rings changes to rival NYSE's bell show

By Jeremy Grant

Published: October 28 2009 02:00 | Last updated: October 28 2009 02:00

The world's share trading pits may be emptying, but the London Stock Exchange plans to revive the glamour of the "opening bell" that marks the start of daily trading to boost its brand amid fierce competition from rivals.

The exchange closed its pits in 1986 and now marks the start of trading by activating balls on a mobile sculpture in the lobby of its headquarters.

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