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Kenexa to Transfer to the New York Stock Exchange
Wayne, Pa. — Oct. 27
Kenexa, a global provider of business services for human resources, announced it is transferring the listing of its common stock to the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). The company expects to begin trading on the NYSE on Nov. 9, under its current ticker symbol KNXA. The company will continue to trade on the NASDAQ until the transfer is completed.Rudy Karsan, CEO of Kenexa, commented, “Many of our clients are NYSE-listed multinational organizations. With our move to the New York Stock Exchange, we’re proud to take a position among them.”In celebration of the transfer, representatives from Kenexa will ring the NYSE Opening Bell on Nov. 9. Source: KenexaRelated Articles
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