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Texas Stock Exchange Heralds Debut With Sights on NYSE, Nasdaq

Bloomberg Markets Friday 31 July 2026, 12:00 UTC By Joe Lovinger 1 min read
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Texas Stock Exchange Heralds Debut With Sights on NYSE, Nasdaq The Texas Stock Exchange has rolled out trading for all tickers as the upstart venue steps up its drive to win business from Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange. The Dallas-based securities market is now fully up and running after trading began earlier this month with a subgroup of tickers, according to Greg Ferrari, chief operating officer of owner TXSE Group Inc. The company will hold a bell-ringing ceremony Friday afternoon...

Texas Stock Exchange Heralds Debut With Sights on NYSE, Nasdaq The Texas Stock Exchange has rolled out trading for all tickers as the upstart venue steps up its drive to win business from Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange. The Dallas-based securities market is now fully up and running after trading began earlier this month with a subgroup of tickers, according to Greg Ferrari, chief operating officer of owner TXSE Group Inc. The company will hold a bell-ringing ceremony Friday afternoon at its temporary headquarters to mark the occasion.
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