Amoxtli to Conservative@lemm.ee · 4 months ago

DEI is driving big companies to Texas - UnHerd

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DEI is driving big companies to Texas - UnHerd

Amoxtli to Conservative@lemm.ee · 4 months ago

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DEI is driving big companies to Texas

This week, news broke that an organisation by the name of TXSE Group was planning to challenge the NYSE and Nasdaq by launching a Texas Stock Exchange, based in Dallas. Big backers with deep pockets are involved: TXSE has already raised $120 million from investors including BlackRock and Citadel Securities, “as well as prominent business [...]Read More...

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There’s no more room in the NYSE datacenter. They can’t frontrun properly without a new exchange!

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