Shares of The SCO Group started trading Thursday over the counter after the Nasdaq stock exchange delisted the company. Nasdaq suspended trading on The SCO Group stock at the opening bell, citing the company’s filing for bankruptcy protection in September. “They are kind of stuck on this path of going out of business,” said Rob Enderle, chief analyst of the Enderle Group, which analyzes the high-tech sector. In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, SCO said it had lost its appeal to the Nasdaq, which had moved to delist the company in September.
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