Good news for Chelsea from Barcelona this week regarding perhaps their best young talent
It seems Barcelona have set their eyes on Marc Andre Ter Stegen and not on-loan Atletico Madrid stopper Thibaut Courtois; which is good news for Chelsea.
Electronic Trading
BlackRock Electronic Bond-Trading Fails From Client Imbalance
BlackRock's internal electronic bond-trading system failed because it couldn’t attract a critical mass of customers, even as small dealers stood ready to aid trading.
How High-Speed Trading Is About To Get Speedier
According to Albert Einstein, the speed of light is the fastest speed there is. But for some Wall Street traders the speed of light-at least as it travels through a fiber-optic cable-just isn't fast enough anymore.
BATS' Latest Issue Bad for Electronic Trading
Stock exchange BATS (the third largest stock exchange) reported that they overcharged members $420,000 from 2008 to 2012 for certain orders. BATS allowed some short-sale trades that in some cases were not executed at the best available price, as required by securities laws.
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SEC Begins Formal Inquiry Into Knight Capital's $457.6m Computer Error
Knight Capital's $457.6m trading error in August is the subject of a formal investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Knight Asks Clients to Send Orders Again as Power Fixed
Knight Capital Group, one of the largest U.S. market makers, invited customers to resume sending orders after resolving a power failure that shut down its trading of equities Tuesday.
Mysterious Computer Program Takes 4% of Trading Activity Last Week
A single mysterious computer program that placed orders — and then subsequently canceled them — made up 4 percent of all quote traffic in the U.S. stock market last week, according to the top tracker of high-frequency trading activity. The motive of the algorithm is still unclear.
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Confirmed - Chelsea line-up v Manchester City: Wonderkid starts
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€8 million Liverpool transfer target in 'agreement' with Galatasaray
Seen as a potential replacement for Jamie Carragher the Lille defender Aurelien Chedjou in fact seems like he is on his way to Turkey
Arsenal star says he will be sorry to see Squillaci leave
Olivier Giroud may just be one of the few people connected with Arsenal to see Sebastien Squillaci leave the club.
Imminent Arsenal signing Sanogo scores for Auxerre in final game
Arsenal target Yaya Sanogo was on the scoresheet tonight for Auxerre.