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DAVID P. BRENNAN – TO CBOT, COOPERATION IS ONLY OPTION IN FUTURES

New Chicago Board of Trade chairman David P. Brennan acknowledges that his wish for closer cooperation among the…

New Chicago Board of Trade chairman David P. Brennan acknowledges that his wish for closer cooperation among the city's big futures exchanges is a stale, 25-year-old topic -- an old idea that has gone nowhere because of institutional rivalries.

But maybe now is different, he insists. "Why not?" he

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