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The $24K Trading Weapon Dominating Wall Street — Bloomberg’s Terminal Empire

Back in the 1980s, Michael Bloomberg spotted something no one else did. Traders didn’t just need data, they needed it faster than anyone else. That insight gave birth to the Bloomberg Terminal, a ...
The Stock Dork

Godel Terminal Review 2025: Is This the Real Bloomberg Killer?

My in-depth Godel Terminal Review covers pricing, core features, data speed, pros and cons, and how it stacks up against ...
The Dartmouth

What’s the deal with Dartmouth’s 12 Bloomberg terminals?

You might recognize them from “The Wolf of Wall Street”: Bloomberg terminals are the go-to platform for everything in finance and economics, from news to options pricing to networking. Dartmouth has ...
Morningstar

Blue Ocean Technologies Real-Time Overnight Trading Data Now Available via Bloomberg Solutions

Blue Ocean ATS Equities Data Now Accessible on the Bloomberg Terminal, and via Bloomberg's B-PIPE and Data License solutions NEW YORK, Sept. 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Blue Ocean Technologies, a capital ...
Finextra

From Bloomberg Terminals to Open APIs: How Developers are Rebuilding Access to Stock Market Data

In the past, access to live stock market data was the domain of institutional players. Bloomberg terminals, costing thousands per month, dominated trading desks and financial institutions. Retail ...
The Atlantic

Why Billions Are at Stake in the Bloomberg Terminal Privacy Problem

Since Michael Bloomberg, a former partner at Salomon Brothers, starting leasing computer terminals to Wall Street in 1982 (originally under the name Market Master), his boxes, which give subscribers a ...