New York Times Nasdaq Focuses on Pivotal 2 Minutes in Trading HaltWall Street JournalRegulators and exchange officials trying to unravel the cause of last week's Nasdaq Stock Market failure are…
Los Angeles Times Glitch shuts down trades on Nasdaq for 3 hoursLos Angeles TimesNEW YORK — The Nasdaq Stock Market suffered a distressing three-hour outage that halted trading in some…
The Guardian Nasdaq crash triggers fear of data meltdownThe GuardianThe Nasdaq collapse was caused by a communication failure between its platform for processing quotes and trades and that of another…
Nasdaq CEO Greifeld Wrings Stock Gain as Traders ShudderBloombergNasdaq (NDAQ) OMX Group Inc. Chief Executive Officer Robert Greifeld's week included the worst computer-related shutdown of American markets in 30 years…
Did some traders profit during Nasdaq freeze?USA TODAYHigh-frequency traders and other major financial market participants may have gained a trading advantage during Nasdaq's flash freeze, according to a stock-market data…
The Guardian Nasdaq Chief Defends Handling of Trading HaltNew York TimesNasdaq Chief Defends Handling of Trading Halt. By NATHANIEL POPPER. The chief executive of the Nasdaq stock exchange, Robert Greifeld,…
Nasdaq Flash Freeze Shows Markets Still Aren't SafeForbesThursday's three-hour outage on the Nasdaq is just the latest example of how a technical glitch and inconsistent communication can reverberate through the…
The Guardian Nasdaq head concedes need for electronic backupUSA TODAYU.S. financial markets should have a backup system that consolidates stock quotes for the nation's trading exchanges, Nasdaq CEO Robert Greifeld…
New York Times After Mishaps, Nasdaq Loses Standing to RivalsNew York TimesEven before its technical problems, Nasdaq has been losing its commanding position in stock trading as younger rivals steal…
New York Times Stocks mixed; Nasdaq trading fine post-glitchUSA TODAYWall Street was trading slightly higher at midday Friday and glitch-free as the Nasdaq stock market was operating normally a day…