High-frequency traders have a new beef with the NYSE over access to faster technology
The New York Stock Exchange is under fire over a pair of antennas designed to shave two millionths of a second off the time it takes for high-frequency traders to access its computer systems.Last month, electronic-trading giant Virtu Financial Inc.
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