Today’s New York Times article on rapid online repricing by holiday retailers depicts a retail world starting to approach the “flash-trading” status of financial markets: Amazon dropped its price on…

…he was suspended from trading on the New York Stock Exchange — and million dollar life-style, the New York Times reported. A unanimous federal jury convicted him of running an…

…problems of disaster relief: By renting the [Chicago Board of Trade] trading floor and using the exchange, supplies and services would be better allocated to disaster victims than they are…

…Let me translate that into my words: If the CB unwinds QE by trading bonds for “money,” “sopping up” “cash” (those are all “so-called” quotes) from the private sector, the…

…than any private copartnery can boast of. According to a recent Etoro review, the trading stock of the South Sea Company, at one time, amounted to upwards of thirty-three millions…

…ordinary folks. Third, it would act in some small way to discourage excessive trading that contributes to the volatility of the stock market. Of course, such a tax (frequently called…

…it requires trading away today’s wants for tomorrow’s needs. The mandate is about personal responsibility — a hallmark of conservative thought. Kleinke argues that Romney’s incoherence on health care stems…

…oil.” Ron Epstein, chief executive of Epicenter IP Group, agreed that pricing patents, especially large portfolios, was difficult. But he said he thought corporate trading in patents would become more…

…other books and records of the perpetrator banks. Based on small glimpses of the doings at Barclays, the communications of the other major bank LIBOR trading desks could be shocking.”…

…has become even more volatile and dominated by computer-driven trading. Too-big-to fail banks continue to act lawlessly, teeter on the brink, and destabilize the global economy. The post-crisis regulatory reforms…