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The judge ruled today that Novell, not SCO, owns the Unix copyrights. SCO stock tanked almost 80% in about fifteen minutes.
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The judge ruled today that Novell, not SCO, owns the Unix copyrights. SCO stock tanked almost 80% in about fifteen minutes.
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When they were listed, their ticker used to SCOX. They changed to SCOXQ when they went into bankruptcy. Then, when they got delisted, it went to SCOXQ.PK, meaning that they've been Pink Listed. So they're not really on the exchange, but since they're still technically a public company and people can still technically trade them, their values are tracked on sites like Yahoo Finance. It's not the same as being on the NYSE, though.
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