Trading briefly ground to a halt at the Chicago Stock Exchange on Thursday because of a technical glitch at the 136-year-old venue. The exchange blamed the pause on an unspecified “technical ...

The Chicago Stock Exchange, acquired by NYSE in 2018, has operated as an electronic trading platform. Its physical location at 440 South LaSalle Street in Chicago is part of a 40-story tower with ...

For years, it has been a fully electronic trading center, without the need for a raucous floor that used to define such daily dealing. The Chicago Stock Exchange dates from 1882 and drew listings ...

At the time, the business news agency called the Chicago exchange “an afterthought in the U.S. stock market” and reported it handled less than 1% of the country’s equity volume. In June ...

By then, trading on the Chicago exchange accounted for only 0.5% of U.S. stock transactions. In 2020, Marriott delisted its shares from NYSE Chicago , citing a desire to reduce administrative costs.

The Chicago Stock Exchange’s two-year sale process is finally ending. The New York Stock Exchange’s parent company, Intercontinental Exchange Inc., agreed to acquire the tiny 136-year-old ...

The New York Stock ... exchange, which handles less than 1% of U.S. stock-trading volume. Instead of becoming a potential outpost for Chinese firms seeking to raise money from U.S. investors, the ...