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Matthew Philips is an associate editor for Bloomberg Businessweek in New York. Follow him on Twitter @matthewaphilips.
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How Many HFT Firms Actually Use Twitter to Trade?
While investment firms now use "firehose" feeds that include data from Twitter, none has admitted to trading directly off tweets—which obviously happened -
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Credit Suisse Is Making Dark Pools Even Darker
As the investment bank stops reporting data on its Crossfinder platform, it's logical to expect other players to follow suit -
Europe
Why the U.S. Is Cutting Carbon Faster Than Europe
The natural gas boom in America has made it harder for Europe to cut carbon emissions -
U.S. economy
The Fed's Latest Beige Book: Economy Is Better Than the Numbers Suggest
A Federal Reserve survey indicates the U.S. economy is stronger than recent data would suggest -
Commodities
What’s Behind the Big Selloff in Crude Oil
Weak growth in China and slower global growth forecast by the IMF further pressure the drop in crude oil prices
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Wall Street
How Many HFT Firms Actually Use Twitter to Trade?
While investment firms now use "firehose" feeds that include data from Twitter, none has admitted to trading directly off tweets—which obviously happened -
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Why Abundant Oil Hasn't Cut Gasoline Prices
Foreign demand, quirks in biofuel laws, and logistical chokepoints have driven up the cost -
Energy
Coal's Future Is Rocky at Best
Ultracheap natural gas is replacing coal for power generation, and mines are being idled -
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Why the U.S. Is Cutting Carbon Faster Than Europe
The natural gas boom in America has made it harder for Europe to cut carbon emissions -
More Evidence Shows Drilling Causes Earthquakes
Geologists are finding new links between hydraulic fracking and earthquake incidents, but it's unclear how such research will affect the industry
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Wall Street
How Many HFT Firms Actually Use Twitter to Trade?
While investment firms now use "firehose" feeds that include data from Twitter, none has admitted to trading directly off tweets—which obviously happened -
Europe
Why the U.S. Is Cutting Carbon Faster Than Europe
The natural gas boom in America has made it harder for Europe to cut carbon emissions -
U.S. economy
The Fed's Latest Beige Book: Economy Is Better Than the Numbers Suggest
A Federal Reserve survey indicates the U.S. economy is stronger than recent data would suggest -
Banks
Credit Suisse Is Making Dark Pools Even Darker
As the investment bank stops reporting data on its Crossfinder platform, it's logical to expect other players to follow suit -
Commodities
What’s Behind the Big Selloff in Crude Oil
Weak growth in China and slower global growth forecast by the IMF further pressure the drop in crude oil prices
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Europe
Why the U.S. Is Cutting Carbon Faster Than Europe
The natural gas boom in America has made it harder for Europe to cut carbon emissions -
Banks
Credit Suisse Is Making Dark Pools Even Darker
As the investment bank stops reporting data on its Crossfinder platform, it's logical to expect other players to follow suit -
Wall Street
How Many HFT Firms Actually Use Twitter to Trade?
While investment firms now use "firehose" feeds that include data from Twitter, none has admitted to trading directly off tweets—which obviously happened -
Energy
Falling U.S. Oil Imports Will Reshape the World Crude Market
The U.S. oil boom means that much of the world's oil will need to find a new home -
U.S. economy
The Fed's Latest Beige Book: Economy Is Better Than the Numbers Suggest
A Federal Reserve survey indicates the U.S. economy is stronger than recent data would suggest
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