The phrase "a bourse" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a stock exchange or a market for trading securities, particularly in European contexts.
Example: "The Paris Bourse has a long history of trading stocks and bonds."
Alternatives: "a stock exchange" or "a securities market".
The "Dark Lens" series has been well received by critics, and the first part, set in Paris, received a French photography award, a Bourse du Talent, in 2005.
He has the cloistered air of a prep school master, though he clearly knows his way around a bourse, as his many prosperous clients could testify.
Giorgio Armani, 75, has kept investors guessing on the future of his company, at times hinting at a bourse listing and at other times signaling he could sell the group.
In the boldest move yet against its two big rivals, the London Stock Exchange (LSE) is trying to lure away trading of Dutch equities from one of them, Euronext, a bourse born of a merger of the Belgian, Dutch and French stock exchanges, by aggressively cutting the price of trading in Dutch shares.
The museum, which will only showcase contemporary art — including pieces from Mr. Pinault's collection of more than 3,000 works — will be renovated and run by his family's company, after a Bourse renovation expected to cost around 108 million euros, or $121 million.
Once, a bourse's trading floor attracted financial firms to settle nearby.
warns of a regulatory tangle lasting years if L.S.E shareholders accept a takeover by a U.S. bourse, the Financial Mail reported on Sunday.
The others are not; here you have a choice between converting to a foreign currency and having your broker place an order on a foreign bourse, or trying to pick up some of the few shares trading the U.S. over-the-counter market.
A revived bourse could be a big help in attracting it.
Picture all the things that can go wrong with a stock bought on a foreign bourse.
LSE outbid Markit, a financial-information firm, to clinch the deal, making up for a failed merger with TMX, a Canadian bourse, earlier this year.Oswald Grübel stepped down as boss of UBS.
