(Bloomberg) — IntercontinentalExchange Group Inc.s U.S. stock markets were pushed out of first place yesterday by Bats Global Markets Inc. and Direct Edge Holdings Inc., two exchange operators in the ...

Enter the brand new 26,000 sqft facility of Direct Edge, a print communications company with locations in both Southern California and Colorado, and visitors are sure to see some of the most ...

One of the fastest-growing and dynamic printers in North America is Direct Edge, a 22-year-old commercial and packaging printer with a fine pedigree of well-known brands in its roster of clients and ...

Direct Edge will this week unveil two new connectivity options for accessing market data and sending orders to the exchange, as well as for connecting to other markets over Direct Edge's ...

BATS Global Markets announced a merger with rival stock-exchange company Direct Edge Holdings in a deal that would unseat Nasdaq as the second-largest U.S. stcok-exchange operator by volume. Jacob ...

As the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) considers how it may change the rules governing market-maker obligations, exchange operator Direct Edge plans to put its own market-maker rules in ...

The newest U.S. stock exchange offering the next generation of displayed markets Direct Edge has picked Greenline Professional Services for broad multi-protocol test automation for its connectivity ...

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority reached an agreement with Direct Edge to monitor its two stock exchanges, EDGX and EDGA, for trading abuses. The agreement gives FINRA oversight of more ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The growing debate over "flash" orders, amplified late last week when a prominent U.S. senator weighed in, could spell trouble for Direct Edge, the fast-growing stock trading ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Direct Edge, an electronic stock trading platform, may go public as soon as 12 to 18 months from now, and expects to boost revenue and cut costs once U.S. regulators award it ...

Direct Edge has changed its pricing model to boost trading, Financial Times reports. From August 2011, Direct Edge is planning to use a “maker-taker” pricing model instead of the inverted pricing ...