Wall Street Journal announces the Wall Street Journal Business Travel Service LeapRate

October 30, 2017 BY Valentina Kirilova

Wall Street Journal announces the Wall Street Journal Business Travel Service

New Innovative Service Is Designed Exclusively for the Do-It-Yourself Business Traveler The Wall Street Journal today announced the launch of The Wall Street Journal Business Travel Service, a new online travel service designed exclusively for the 20 million “do-it-yourself” (DIY) business travelers. The new service makes it possible for DIY business travelers in the U.S.…

May 19, 2017 BY Valentina Kirilova

Wall Street Journal introduces new Augmented Reality stock market experience built with Tango

The Wall Street Journal announced that is bringing to life the daily drama of the U.S. stock market through a new WSJ Augmented Reality experience built with Tango. WSJ AR projects a holographic 3D view of the live U.S. stock market onto the real world, offering a new way to see how every stock is…

July 08, 2015 BY Andrew Saks-McLeod

NYSE halts trading, Wall Street Journal down

NYSE suspended trading at 11.30am EST as a result of a technical glitch. Shortly afterwards, the Wall Street Journal went briefly offline. The Wall Street Journal has now resumed full service, however trading at NYSE remains suspended. NYSE has ruled out the possibility of a cyber attack

December 29, 2014 BY Andrew Saks-McLeod

Corporate View: Today's global business news examined

As the holiday period draws to a close in Europe and North America, the business world re-opens, with ingenious retailers cashing in, an oil-related debt problem, Qualcomm may be hit hard by China, and the missing aircraft which did not affect share prices

August 15, 2014 BY Andrew Saks-McLeod

Internet to become truly borderless international marketplace as Ebay payment unit considers Bitcoin

Braintree, part of Ebay's PayPal operations, is considering the acceptance of Bitcoin, leading to potentially vast international marketplace with no cross-border transaction costs

January 28, 2014 BY Gerald Segal

WSJ: Official data shows global FX trading volumes rising in October 2013

Retail investors and hedge funds show rising interest in forex trading According to data sets provided by global central banks in Australia, Japan, Singapore, the UK, US and Canada that cover about 75% of global FX trading flows about $3.87 trillion have been shaking hands on the forex market every day. That is the report…

December 20, 2013 BY Gerald Segal

4pm fix investigation – regulators seem to have uncovered chat room collusion

Next steps? Banks likely to line up to be the first to tattle, to get the best deal with regulators The passing year will remain in history as a dire one for the financial industry. First it was the Libor fixing rate, it was closely followed by the foreign exchange markets fixing probe and concluded…

March 20, 2013 BY Gerald Segal

Cyprus-EU bailout and the FX and Binary Brokers

Wall Street Journal quotes LeapRate research in its article on Cyprus FX brokers and the bailout. First of all, we'd like to say that we're very proud that the Wall Street Journal decided to base its article on the fallout for Cyprus FX brokers on research and comments made by LeapRate Managing Director Gerald Segal.…

April 16, 2012 BY Gerald Segal

Greenwich retail FX survey numbers (way!) off

WSJ cites Greenwich Associates survey with astronomical numbers for retail FX volumes and growth.

August 06, 2012 BY Gerald Segal

Forex regulation seems to be working in Turkey

After initial slowdown, Turkish traders return as market seems safer.

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