Online payments company SafeCharge raised its profit forecast on Tuesday and announced its first dividend payment since listing on the London stock market this year. Shares in the company rose 4 percent to 224p by 0720 GMT, having increased in value by more than a third since joining London’s Alternative Investment Market in April.
There are myriad questions about high-speed trading, including whether such traders have unfair advantages in the stock market. Here, The Wall Street Journal explains a problem that dramatically illustrates how fast it really is. Clock drift is the common term for timepieces moving slightly out of sync. In another industry, that might barely be noticeable, let alone […]
The last time ISEE-3 fired its engines, Madonna was moving up the charts, the stock market was booming and President Reagan was busily denying that hed secretly sold weapons to Iran. After that final gasp from its thrusters …
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