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 ...

But if the CME-- considered the world’s largest futures and derivatives trading floor and platform--is any indication, the NYSE traders may be asked to stay home. The Chicago marketplace ...

The New York Stock Exchange said on Wednesday that its trading floor would be closed starting on Monday. Trading at the largest US equities exchange is set to move to be fully electronic.

The New York Stock Exchange will close its trading floor on Monday, March 23 and fully move to electronic trading, the exchange’s operator Intercontinental Exchange announced today. The actual ...

The new president of the New York Stock Exchange, Lynn Martin, wants to dispel the long-time rumor that computers will put an end to the humans still working on the iconic institution's trading floor.

So this will be the last time you will see photos of the NYSE floor—or any of the world’s trading floors—on MarketWatch (unless something actually newsworthy happens there). The Big Board is ...

As a result, the NYSE trading floor has been emptying out. About 1,500 people work on the floor today, down from 3,000 a decade ago. The brokers on the floor are left entering trades into their ...

Again, such dustups are common, which the NYSE should fully understand, since TV is kind of what it does these days. Not a lot of trading occurs on its iconic floor at the headquarters on the ...

That was the reaction on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as equities soared 7 ... the higher tariffs that hit dozens of America’s trading partners just after midnight.

U.S. stocks drifted just below their all-time high as the wait continues to hear what will come of trade talks underway ...

Floor trading still exists, but it is responsible for a rapidly diminishing share of market activity. Open outcry was developed after the first stock exchange was founded in the 17th century.