Zecco, a company wanting to disrupt America’s online brokerage industry by offering free stock trading to the masses, is making progress. The company says it is opening a thousand accounts a week, and ...

Making good on its promise of a free lunch, Zecco Holdings launched its commission-free online brokerage in New York by giving away soda and hot dogs on Wall Street. It brazenly claimed that Bank of ...

This content is provided by an external author without editing by Finextra. It expresses the views and opinions of the author. Mr. Raneri has been a member of Zecco's Board of Directors since February ...

On April 20, William Entriken decided to break a non-disclosure agreement, even though he knew doing so put him at risk of getting sued. It was an agreement he’d signed back in 2008, after reporting a ...

Zecco Holdings, Inc (www.zecco.com), which offers users a financial community and is widely known for providing access to free stock trading through its wholly owned subsidiary, Zecco Trading, Inc., ...

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. & SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--TradeKing and Zecco, the industry’s first two socially-enabled online brokerages, announced today they have agreed to merge their businesses.

Note: The following post was written by regular contributor Neil Kjeldsen. It’s worth noting that Neil worked for nine years in the brokerage industry, most recently managing the schwab.com website ...

Online brokerage firm Zecco (www.zecco.com) today announced the release of Zap Trade, the world's first plug-in trading experience for the web. Zap Trade is a platform of innovative, web-based ...

There was an interesting little Internet dust-up over the weekend involving an online brokerage, a technical screw-up, a popular cultural blog, and April Fool's Day. The whole affair points up two ...

Zecco, the online brokerage that hopes to use social networking to drive traffic, has raised $25 million more in financing. We wrote in detail about this company’s promise here, concluding that the ...

We outlined three points in 2006 on why Zecco’s free trading model raised some red flags. Unsurprisingly, the discount online brokerage firm has been forced to change its pricing structure due to the ...

Online brokerage firm Zecco.com took flight in July, 2006, promising all of its customers 40 free stocks trades a month, with other fees and Web advertising producing its revenue. But a little more ...