Reuters Launches Art 2000, High-End Equities Terminal
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It's a tough time to be launching any product into the North American equities information market, let alone an upscale rethink of the less than fabulously successful Equities 2000. But that isn't stopping Reuters from rolling out the production version of ART 2000.
The product looks very much as expected (TST, Aug. 3, 1987), a high-powered Equities 2000 with a mouse-driven Mac-like user interface accessing all the quote retrieval features of Equities 2000 in addition to Instinet's electronic
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