From Curb to Garage

Beginning a new year usually brings optimism--the anticipation of more prosperous times ahead. That also applies to equities pros, as they, too, look forward to what's next for 2009. Will volumes stay strong? Will block trades make a comeback? Can big brokerage firms regain their mojo? Will the recession lift midyear, as many predict?

New Lease on Life

By Nina Mehta

Madoff Closure Disrupts Trading

By Peter Chapman & Michael Scotti

Volatility Ups Sales Trader Demand

By Peter Chapman

Mastrianni's Trading Day Lives

By Editorial Staff

Wall St. Firms Give LIft to Charities

By Nina Mehta

Manning to Pinch OTC Dealers

By Nina Mehta

FINRA: No Rumor-Mongering

By Nina Mehta

OnePipe Adds Exchanges

By James Ramage

Knight TCA Goes Intraday

By James Ramage

Goldman's New Crossing Option

By Nina Mehta

Europe Awaits Competition

By Gregory Bresiger

Bright Lights of Trading

By Gregory Bresiger

Dark-Pool Blocks Shrink

By James Ramage

People On the Move

By Editorial Staff

This Year's Crystal Ball

By Jamie Selway

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By Editorial Staff

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