Online stock trading jumps 73 percent in United Kingdom

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September 1, 1999; E*Trade offers after-hours trading online
August 17, 1999; Analysts report Net brokers headed for downtown
August 3, 1999; Schwab Europe tops in U.K.
February 4, 1999

Charles Schwab is by far the dominant online brokerage, but it is facing new competition from E*Trade and DLJ Direct.

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