The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq said they would once again enforce a rule of requiring company stocks to trade at more than $1 a share.
The rule was suspended as the stock markets fell last year. Now that a rally has given stocks a boost, the exchanges are ready to put the rule back in place, although nearly 200 companies could find themselves expelled from their stock market, USA Today reported Monday.
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