Former STA Chairman Jack Hughes didn't expect trading-floor "football fields" to become obsolete so quickly.

A lot has changed since the minimum price increment change in U.S. equity trading was 12.5 cents.

CEO Kim Unger discusses the evolution of the organization ahead of its April 4 annual conference.

Dad of five, broker dealer sales guy, and former semi-pro beach volleyball player wants to talk to you.

Lawmakers must find common ground through compromise to regulate cryptocurrencies.

A look back at a 2002 Traders article that portended the world’s first super-exchange.

Looking back just one year, Traders Magazine was invited to Triad Securities, a New York-based agency-only prime brokerage provider as it celebrated its 40th year. We were proud to visit the service provider to interview the men and women who make the firm tick.

In this week's FLASHBACK FRIDAY feature, Traders Magazine revisits the birth and growth of IEX. Just a dream five years ago, the one-time ATS morphed into an exchange that some has said changed the face of exchange trading.

In today's FLASH FRIDAY item, Traders Magazine discovers that when it comes to hiring equities traders nothing much has changed in the last nine years.

While working from home been sufficient for traders, nothing beats the desk and floor.