Bloomberg says issues on its terminals resolved
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E-mailBy Jessica Toonkel
(Reuters) - Issues causing slowness on Bloomberg LP's terminals that began late Thursday morning had been resolved for all users by mid- afternoon, the company said.
"All Bloomberg functionality has now been restored to all users," the company said on www.bloombergstatus.com, to alert users of the status of the issues.
Spokesman Ty Trippet did not immediately respond to an emailed inquiry about the scope of the outages. As of October, there were 325,000 Bloomberg terminals worldwide.
Financial services professionals get real-time news and data on Bloomberg terminals. Bloomberg is a competitor of Thomson Reuters.
(Reporting by Jessica Toonkel; Editing by Andrew Hay and Paul Simao)
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