OTC Markets Group Reports 2011 Trading Statistics & Highlights - MarketWatch (press release)

OTC Markets Group Reports 2011 Trading Statistics & Highlights MarketWatch (press release) The OTC Link® interdealer quotation system provided widespread price transparency in over 10000 securities, with 789 securities added in 2011. The marketplace saw the value of securities traded by broker-dealers increase by 59% year-over-year, ... and more »

Reserve Bank toughens protection against DDoS - The Australian

Reserve Bank toughens protection against DDoS The Australian The Reserve Bank of Australia late last week invited computer security providers to help prevent it falling prey to so-called distributed denial of service, or DDoS, attacks. In a tender briefing statement published on the Commonwealth AusTender system ... and more »

Financial Services Legislative And Regulatory Update -- February 6, 2012 - JD Supra (press release)

Financial Services Legislative And Regulatory Update -- February 6, 2012 JD Supra (press release) The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that 243000 jobs were created in January. The increase helped drop the unemployment rate to 8.3 percent, the lowest level in close to three years. This growth comes despite the lack of the temporary holiday ... and more »

Putting Employment Numbers Into Perspective - Minyanville.com

Putting Employment Numbers Into Perspective Minyanville.com Depending on what assumptions you use, the unfunded liabilities of Social Security and Medicare are between $50 trillion and $80 trillion and rising. It really doesn't matter, as there is no way that much money can be found, given the current system, ... and more »

OPD urges homeowners to install cameras - WKMG Orlando

OPD urges homeowners to install cameras WKMG Orlando According to the latest market research, nearly one in four homeowners have or plan to install some sort of home security system. But only a fraction of those systems include video surveillance. Orlando Police Chief Paul Rooney told Local 6's Kala Rama ... and more »