Takeover target LSE revenue rises 14 percent

LONDON, Jul (Reuters) - The London Stock Exchange , seen as a takeover target since the collapse of its bid for a Canadian rival, reported a 14 percent rise in revenue for its financial first quarter driven by its smaller post-trade business.

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