for this link. ] "The new LSE management is not going make that mistake again. This October, the LSE purchased MillenniumIT and will be switching its stock exchange programs to the company's Linux-based Millennium Exchange software. "I saw this move coming. While the LSE never officially announced that its Windows and .NET stock trade software TradElect was the root of its September... [read full story]
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