TheMarkets.com Adds User Firms, Plans to Charge Fee for Service
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NEW YORK--TheMarkets.com is now live with approximately 650 firms, says chief executive officer and president David Eisner. The company will begin charging customers a monthly fee of $50 per user beginning April 1.
The original plan was for the service to be offered as a free utility to customers of the member firms, but Eisner says there was an understanding from the beginning that TheMarkets.com would eventually charge for the service.
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