As Yahoo Messenger shuts down, oil traders bid a fond farewell


  • TECH
  • Friday, 05 Aug 2016

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SINGAPORE: As European and American markets open on Aug 5, oil traders face a new era with Yahoo Messenger, the main tool used by traders to communicate since the late 1990s, shutting down.

While the software was still operating and actively in use during Asian hours on Aug 5, the company has announced it will shut its standalone messenger software on Aug 5.

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