NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- A technical glitch that wiped out a key computer trading system on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange has been fixed, the Big Board said Thursday. The Booth Support ...

The Bottom Line . The open outcry system has been part of the trading world since the 1600s, establishing decorum and a language that many traders had to learn in order to do their job.

A floor trader is an exchange member who executes transactions from the floor of the exchange, ... but now most of them use electronic trading systems and do not appear in the pit.

A trial is to begin in a long-running lawsuit by Chicago traders who say they were harmed by the exchange’s launch of ...

The NYSE's iconic trading floor, the emblem of capitalism at work, is hurtling toward an uncharted future as the exchange embraces an electronic age. The exchange is in the midst of the biggest ...

Thain said NYSE officials have spent hundreds of hours with floor brokers, and that the system was still being developed. "While a small number of people, although vocal, are opposing this, the ...

Yet, every trader at the New York Stock Exchange knows the way to this small but critical area of the famed 16,000 square-foot trading floor. It is called, quite simply, the Ramp. Modest in name and ...

The chief executive of one of the New York Stock Exchange's top trading firms said that the human element of the Big Board's operations, the so-called floor, "should be shut" because it's a ...

On Monday, July 7, 2025, members of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) will face off against the operator in a class ...

A trading floor is the area of the stock exchange where the actual buying and selling of securities takes place under the open outcry system. The securities that are on the trading floor can be ...

Future objectives. IPC is committed to continuing innovation in communications technologies and to the expansion of its global trading network of 200,000 trading counterparties, including new digital ...