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Rippling Ends Relationship With Two Prop Trading Firms

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Natasha Mascarenhas
· · Source: The Information

Rippling, an HR and payroll startup, will no longer provide services to the employees of at least two prop trading businesses, The Funded Trader and its affiliate Easton Consulting Technologies, as well as Traders Global Group, a firm affiliated with MyForexFunds , a spokesperson told The Information. On Wednesday, The Information reported that HR startup Deel had become the favored way a...

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