Voxel: The company, which is designing a...
Voxel: The company, which is designing a system to film the body’s internal structure, saw its stock fall 25% Monday as a consequence of the shutdown of a Wall Street firm.
Shares of Voxel, a Laguna Hills firm that is using holographic technology to try to produce three-dimensional X-rays, fell $1.625 to $4.875 a share in Nasdaq trading Monday.
The stock drop came in the wake of the shutdown Friday of Adler Coleman & Co., which cleared stock for about 40 brokerages, including one that served Voxel. Prices fell for several other companies that also had their shares handled by Adler.
Adler closed after its capital was depleted by losses stemming from last week’s collapse of the New York brokerage Hanover Sterling & Co.
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