The first phase of New York Stock Exchange's next-generation trading floor went live today, with traders working for the first time from a workspace custom redesigned for the NYSE's blend of high ...

The NYSE's trading floor did once handle the majority of trading in the shares of U.S. firms. But these days, only about 12 percent of buy and sell orders go through the trading floor at 11 Wall ...

The chief executive of one of the New York Stock Exchange's top trading firms said that the human element of the Big Board's operations, the so-called floor, "should be shut" because it's a ...

— -- NYSE/CONNECTIVITY (URGENT):NYSE server issue halts trading in GE, other shrs Traders were frustrated for about 40 minutes Friday when a computer glitch stopped trading in more than 200 ...

NYSE trading floor empties out as trading moves to electronic ... could pay off for the Big Board — and many on the floor still believe that there will always be a place for some live humans.

TV reporters have been screaming these words for years. They occur when civilians thrust themselves uninvited into a live broadcast. Most people who go there don’t take offense — trust me on ...

The New York Stock Exchange re-opened its closed trading floor, marking the end of the longest period the historic NYSE was ever closed in its history. The physical trading floor was closed for ...

Two decades ago, the New York Stock Exchange was packed every day with 5,000 bellowing brokers who symbolized global capitalism's bustle and energy. But only 1,000 traders remain on the floor now ...

Again, such dustups are common, which the NYSE should fully understand, since TV is kind of what it does these days. Not a lot of trading occurs on its iconic floor at the headquarters on the ...

Bob Pisani, the legendary business news broadcaster and CNBC's Senior Markets Correspondent joins the show live from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange to talk about what really happens on ...