A company that moved its headquarters from Roseville to Texas in 2013 has been booted from the Nasdaq stock exchange. Daegis, traded under the ticker DAEG, provides "e-discovery" software for law firms and data migration services. The company was started in 1980 and went public in 1996. It has struggled in recent years, posting losses and closing offices. The company's latest quarterly statement, for the period ending July 31, reported a loss of $696,000 on revenue of $5.2 million. A filing with...