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Bats Global Markets Inc., the stock exchange operator that acknowledged four years of bad trades, said the error affected fewer transactions than first estimated.
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Bats Global Markets Inc.’s disclosure that computer errors that permitted almost 450,000 bad trades comes just as investors start to regain confidence in stock markets.
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Bats Global Markets Inc., the third- largest U.S. stock exchange operator, said its computers allowed trades that violated rules intended to ensure all investors get the best prices for equities over a period of four years.
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Industrial copper users including AmRod Corp., Southwire Co. and Encore Wire Corp. urged U.S. regulators to reverse a decision clearing the way for a JPMorgan Chase & Co. exchange-traded fund backed by the metal.
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The software problem that caused Bats Global Markets Inc. to allow trades that violated rules is a symptom of overly complex market regulations that should be simplified, Chief Executive Officer Joseph Ratterman said.
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Regulators approved a program proposed by Bats Global Markets over the objections of CBOE Holdings Inc. and other exchanges that allows market-makers operating on Bats to give certain brokers better options prices.
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President Barack Obama signed into law a bill strengthening the ban on insider trading by members of Congress and other government officials who might profit on private knowledge they gain from work.
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Bats Global Markets agreed to buy Chi-X Europe Ltd., Europe’s largest alternative trading system, as competition spurs exchange operators to expand globally.
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Directors at Bats Global Markets Inc. won’t consider redoing the exchange operator’s initial public offering for at least a quarter, according to a person with direct knowledge of the matter.
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The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board published a plan that would enhance its free website to create a “central public dissemination hub” for the $3.7 trillion tax-exempt bond market.
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