Regulators are weighing rules to rein in high-speed, computerized trading, and officials in the United States, Europe and Canada may impose fees aimed at limiting volume.
High-frequency trading firms, for years accused of hurting ordinary investors, are turning away from their normal secrecy in an attempt to buff their tarnished image.
High-frequency trading firms, for years accused of hurting ordinary investors, are turning away from their normal secrecy in an attempt to buff their tarnished image.
Normally, the plan for French banks to roll over Greece’s government debt would have fueled optimism, but nervousness over Greece’s austerity vote seemed to loom larger.
After the whiplash trading of May 6, 2010, a committee urged a number of steps to restore investor confidence, including tighter controls on rapid-fire computer trading.
The traders are buying hundreds of billions of dollars of United States Treasury securities on the open market in a controversial attempt to keep interest rates low and revive the economy.
The traders are buying hundreds of billions of dollars of United States Treasury securities on the open market in a controversial attempt to keep interest rates low and revive the economy.
Machines have largely taken over stock market trading, creating a new technological order affecting nearly everyone who owns shares of stock or mutual funds.
The leader of the team investigating the May 6 crash promises his report will clearly demonstrate how market conditions and events led to extreme price moves.
Mr. Goeken was a tenacious entrepreneur who founded the long-distance carrier that changed the shape of the nation’s telephone industry by challenging the monopoly of AT&T.
Flush with record profits in 2009, investment banks and securities firms paid New York City employees an estimated $20.3 billion in annual bonuses, according to a new report.
Criticized over bonuses, Goldman Sachs said it was working with the billionaire investor Warren E. Buffett in a $500 million project to help 10,000 small businesses.
Criticized over bonuses, Goldman Sachs said it was working with the billionaire investor Warren E. Buffett in a $500 million project to help 10,000 small businesses.
Mr. Caspersen, a former chairman and chief executive of the Beneficial Corporation, was a major philanthropist and political donor in New Jersey politics.
UBS, the giant Swiss bank, has agreed to turn over information to the United States on American clients suspected of tax evasion.The U.S. and Europe are zeroing in on numbered Swiss accounts. Jason Bourne may need a new bank.
Goldman Sachs earned second-quarter profits of $3.44 billion, continuing a robust turnaround since it rode out the tumultuous final months of 2008 with the help of a federal rescue.
After a year of tumult on Wall Street, overseas banks are coming in for cheap assets, solid talent and the possibility of raising their profiles on a global scale.
A new atlas traces familiar place names back to ancient linguistic roots, and then renders their meaning in modern English. So how does "The New Wild Boar Village Times" grab you?.
Vice President Dick Cheney will visit Georgia next week, in the highest level diplomatic visit by the United States to the region since Russia’s military operations began.