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  • UPDATE 2-Erratic U.S. share moves being reviewed-FINRA

    Trades cleared through a Nasdaq-operated trading facility sparked sharp moves in either direction in a number of seemingly unrelated stocks, including Pandora Media, Nokia and the Select Sector Financial SPDR exchange-traded fund.

  • CORRECTED-UPDATE 1-Erratic U.S. share moves being reviewed-FINRA

    NEW YORK, Oct 9- A firm that reported trades to the FINRA/NASDAQ Trade Reporting Facility is reviewing transactions in at least 10 U.S.-traded securities that saw sudden, big moves on Tuesday before resuming normal trading in the latest case of odd gyrations by stocks.

  • UPDATE 1-Securities watchdog examining erratic U.S. share moves

    NEW YORK, Oct 9- Securities industry watchdog FINRA is reviewing transactions in at least 10 U.S.-traded securities that saw sudden, big moves on Tuesday before resuming normal trading in the latest case of odd gyrations by stocks.

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    Mysterious Algorithm Was 4% of Trading Activity Last Week

    A single program that placed orders — and subsequently canceled them — made up 4 percent of all quote traffic in the U.S. stock market last week. The motive of the algorithm is still unclear.

  • High-Speed Trading Is Good for Markets: Pro

    Electronic glitches are simply a fact of life in modern fragmented markets and human error, not technology, is to blame for multi-billion dollar trading errors, Tanuja Randery, chief executive of MarketPrizm, told CNBC on Monday.

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    To Regulate Rapid Traders, S.E.C. Turns to One of Them

    In an acknowledgment that regulators have fallen behind the traders they oversee, the agency is turning to one high-frequency trading firm for help. The New York Times reports.

  • UPDATE 5-Trading errors rattle Indian stock market

    MUMBAI, Oct 5- A flurry of erroneous orders placed by an Indian broker sent the country's top stock market tumbling briefly on Friday, raising renewed concerns about the stability of trading systems after a series of global market glitches.

  • UPDATE 4-Trading errors rattle Indian stock market

    MUMBAI, Oct 5- A flurry of erroneous orders placed by an Indian broker sent the country's top stock market tumbling briefly on Friday, raising renewed concerns about the stability of trading systems after a series of global market glitches.

  • UK shares eye one-week highs in thin, jittery trade

    *FTSE 100 up 0.2 pct, near one-week highs. LONDON, Oct 4- Britain's FTSE 100 hovered around one-week highs on Thursday, in thin, jittery trade, with investors unwilling to put on big bets ahead of a European Central Bank meeting later in the session and a key U.S. job reports on Friday. By 1023 GMT, the UK's FTSE 100.

  • UPDATE 1-Nasdaq cancels trades in Kraft after jump in shares

    NEW YORK, Oct 3- Nasdaq canceled some trades in shares of Kraft Foods Group that had pushed the stock up about 29 percent in just one minute, the latest in a string of trading glitches that have rattled market confidence. During the one-minute period, Kraft shares surged as high as $58.54 after opening at $45.44.

  • US market players urge caution on designing 'kill switches'

    *SEC convenes roundtable following Knight error. The SEC convened the roundtable following a major glitch at Knight Capital on Aug. 1 that led to a $440 million trading loss that nearly bankrupted the firm. The SEC has also launched a broad review into technology issues at major brokerage firms.

  • CORRECTED-UPDATE 1-INSIGHT-Chicago Fed warned on high-frequency trading, SEC slow to respond

    *Chicago Fed warned of need for "kill switch" in 2010* SEC can't impose limits on HFT without consensus-official* Some traders are trying to build HFT-free trading zone* Retail investors looking for SEC to lead on HFT reform By Emily Flitter and Sarah N. Lynch. Only now is the SEC getting around to taking a closer look at some of those issues.

  • CORRECTED-INSIGHT-UPDATE 2-Chicago Fed warned on high-frequency trading

    *Chicago Fed warned of need for "kill switch" in 2010* SEC can't impose limits on HFT without consensus-official* Some traders are trying to build HFT-free trading zone* Retail investors looking for SEC to lead on HFT reform By Emily Flitter and Sarah N. Lynch. Only now is the SEC getting around to taking a closer look at some of those issues.

  • INSIGHT-UPDATE 2-Chicago Fed warned on high-frequency trading

    *SEC can't impose limits on HFT without consensus-official. *Retail investors looking for SEC to lead on HFT reform.

  • RPT-UPDATE 1-INSIGHT-Chicago Fed warned on high-frequency trading, SEC slow to respond

    *Chicago Fed warned of need for "kill switch" in 2010* SEC can't impose limits on HFT without consensus-official* Some traders are trying to build HFT-free trading zone* Retail investors looking for SEC to lead on HFT reform By Emily Flitter and Sarah N. Lynch. Only now is the SEC getting around to taking a closer look at some of those issues.

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    Nasdaq Offers $40 Million for Facebook Compensation

    Nasdaq OMX Group proposed a "one-time" payout of about $40 million to compensate some financial firms that suffered losses from botched trades during the Facebook IPO.

  • Stocks Recover to End Mixed; Techs Drag

    Stocks bounced off their lows to finish mixed in another choppy session Thursday amid ongoing speculation over whether Greece will exit the euro zone.

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    Stocks to Watch: HPQ, FB, P & More

    Check out which companies are making headlines after-the-bell Wednesday:

  • What's On: Investor Sentiment, Fusion-io IPO and Cool Beverages

    See what's happening, who's talking and what will be making headlines on Thursday's Squawk on the Street.

  • What's On: HP and Knight Capital CEOs, Japanese Component Makers

    See what's happening, who's talking and what will be making headlines on Tuesday's Squawk on the Street.