By the end of the year, Nasdaq Japan hopes to allow such companies to apply for listings on a foreign section, then let Japanese companies be traded on the American market.
The No. 3 French bank, Societe Generale S.A., plans to list its shares on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on Feb. 1, becoming the first company to join the foreign section of the exchange in three years.
Under date of May 2nd last, the Boston postmaster, F.A. Crowley, wrote him, "I am referring your letter to our Foreign Section to see that corrective action is taken at that point".
In the early 20th century, Shamian Island was the foreign section of Guangzhou, and its broad, European-style tree-lined avenues and early 20th century colonial mansions, many still foreign embassies, have survived the upheavals of recent Chinese history (the area's streets were being torn up by workmen when I arrived, because the government is developing the island as a tourist attraction).
By 1960 he had become a colonel in the GRU and deputy chief of the foreign section of the State Committee for the Coordination of Scientific Research (1960 62), in which post his task was to collect scientific and technical intelligence on the United States, Britain, and other Western countries.
The educational community of Malaga is of a peculiar and heterogeneous nature that combines a large foreign section of the population that was the result of tourism (since the seventies in the past century) with other migratory phenomena that are shared with other regions of Spain.
While the majority of the books are old battered paperbacks in Turkish, most shops have foreign language sections with a truly extraordinary range of literature.
A candidate sitting for the nationwide Civil Services Examination, for instance, can opt to use any of the recognized languages for the test, except in the mandatory English and optional foreign language sections.
