Category: Front Page (ZP)

The Good…and the Bad

I admire the coverage ESPN and The New York Times have been giving the women’s World Cup. The ESPN on-air talent, especially Ian Darke, Julie Foudy, Brandi Chastain and Bob Ley, have been outstanding. The Times has been devoting a full page to photos and stories from Germany. Again, kudos to both organizations. On the […]

STA Calls for An Advisory Committee For Limit Up/Limit Down Plan

As found on Traders Magazine Online News. As “limit up/limit down” moves closer to reality, the Security Traders Association is asking that many market participants–not just the exchanges–have input into possible amendments to the plan. In a letter to the Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday, the STA said it supported the basic design of […]

Electrical safety hazards left exposed on San Antonio streets

Read the full story here. SAN ANTONIO – You would never go near a downed power line or exposed wiring because of the electrocution danger. But the News 4 WOAI Trouble Shooters have uncovered potentially deadly electrical hazards in places you might never expect — On the streets around San Antonio. It’s called stray voltage; […]

The Hotlist Reveals Top 10 Places to Watch the Royal Wedding

  View the story on Yahoo NEW YORK, April 25, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — The Royal Wedding countdown is officially underway and, with the big day only days away, The Hotlist, the world’s first social decision engine (http://www.thehotlist.com), has unveiled its Royal Wedding Hotlist of places to go to see Prince William and Kate Middleton tie […]

Das NYSE

Jim Stewart wrote one of the best pieces I’ve seen on the “takeover” of the NYSE by the Deutsche Borse in this weekend’s Wall Street Journal. And while Jim’s piece makes sense, the news still hurts. We spent years building the NYSE brand into one of the most respected and recognized in the world. With […]

Davos/NYT

Today’s (1/25/11) New York Times includes one of the most insightful pieces I have read over the years about Davos. Andrew Ross Sorkin captures the little discussed elephant in the room – the cost to play. I was part of the NYSE’s mission to Davos on three occasions .. but our execs, led by Dick […]

Morning Reads

Peter Kenny always turns up some gems in his daily morning note from Knight (www.knight.com). Great market insight, interesting links and he finds some great “factoids.” He picked up this one from the WSJ this weekend (I had missed it), but the message hits home loud and clear: There was a letter to the editor […]