James Rutledge Shares Six Decades of History Inside the NYSE
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41m
Longtime New York Stock Exchange member and former Director James Rutledge goes Inside the ICE House to reflect on a remarkable career that began with a help wanted sign on Wall Street in 1968. He shares firsthand stories from the paperwork crisis, the transition from pneumatic tubes and paper tickets to electronic trading, and the NYSE’s evolution through decades of technological change.
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