"The decision was made with great care and consideration." Billionaire's purchase of untouched land leaves community buzzing: ...

Interactive Brokers Group is considering creating its own digital token for customers, joining other big financial firms as U ...

Interactive Brokers Group (NASDAQ:IBKR) is weighing the possibility of issuing a stablecoin, joining a wave of traditional finance firms expanding into digital assets. What Happened: As the crypto ...

Interactive Brokers (NASDAQ: IBKR) Chairman Thomas Peterffy appears to be cooling his skepticism on bitcoin (Exchange: BTC.CB=) as a financial asset. "I think that bitcoin being listed on two ...

"Interactive Brokers chairman Thomas Peterffy, who took out a full page ad in The Wall Street Journal to warn about bitcoin, insists he doesn't hate the cryptocurrency. Peterffy insists he doesn't ...

Peterffy Weighs In: "The year was really a very good year for us, so I'm kind of puzzled why the stock fell," Interactive Brokers Founder and Chairman Thomas Peterffy said Tuesday on CNBC's ...

Wall Street billionaire and Interactive Brokers' founder Thomas Peterffy might have amassed wealth over the years, but just like almost every trader, he has also suffered losses while dealing in ...

4. Being a straight-shooter Before the interview, Peterffy's assistant showed us to his office, which is right off the open office floor, and he joined us a few minutes later.

GREENWICH — Interactive Brokers Group announced Monday that founder and CEO Thomas Peterffy will retire as chief executive later this year, with the firm’s president, Milan Galik, set to ...

Video Interactive Brokers Group founder and CEO, Thomas Peterffy. On October 10th Interactive Brokers Group founder and CEO Thomas Peterffy posted a video to his eponymous YouTube account titled ...

Thomas Peterffy, a Hungarian-born billionaire, may be one of the breakout stars of the 2012 campaign. And no wonder: He’s shelled out at least $8 million to air ads telling his story about his ...

Interactive Brokers Chairman Thomas Peterffy said investors should have 2%-3% of their wealth in crypto. He once sounded the alarm on bitcoin, but now owns the cryptocurrency himself, Bloomberg ...