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Markets will be grappling with energy shortages that are adding to existing supply chain woes and mounting inflation concerns.

Although stocks ended Friday lower, the impressive rebound seen from earlier in the week suggests investors are still optimistic about risk assets despite recent concerns about global economic growth amid the Delta variant.

Our 'Faces of Entrepreneurship' for the week is Candace Marie Stewart, founder of Black In Corporate, a resource for Black individuals looking for relief, support, and guidance behind corporate walls.

This Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we highlight how Nasdaq is continually innovating the industry to keep our markets, employees and partners protected.

This Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we highlight how Nasdaq is continually innovating the industry to keep our markets, employees and partners protected.

Nasdaq’s IPO activity has been “off the charts” this year, according to Jeff Thomas, head of Western U.S. Listings and Capital Markets at Nasdaq. Through the first three quarters of 2021, Nasdaq has welcomed more than 560 listings, raising $136 billion.

Today, within the underlying components of the NYSE, we saw unusual or noteworthy options trading volume and activity.

Through the first three quarters of 2021, Nasdaq has continued to see strong listings momentum not only in the U.S. but also in its European markets. The latter of which welcomed a record 143 listings, raising a total of EUR 7.1 billion.

NFPs were expected to come in at around half a million but hiring in September actually totaled only 194,000.

Here are 9 mistakes you should avoid to help you more effectively bring new tech into your company.

Clean energy exchange-traded funds were among star performers in 2020, rewarding investors amid expectations then candidate/former Vice President Joe Biden would win the presidency and Democrats would gain control of the Senate.

As part of World Investor Week (WIW), several of Nasdaq’s global exchanges participated in the “Ring the Bell for Financial Literacy” campaign to educate and create a better understanding of the role of exchanges and what part they play in the financial ecosystem.

Daily energy market commentary provided by Nasdaq Corporate Solutions Advisory Services' Energy Team.

While the Senate passed a deal on a short-term debt ceiling increase that now moves to the House for a vote on October 12, the main thrust of today’s market action will be the September Employment Report and what it may mean for the Fed’s taper timing.

As for this pandemic? Well, the jury is still out on what changes ultimately stay. Many of these changes may revert to old ways once infection rates drop and health risks fall back.

Although stock prices are rising, the U.S. market is actually seeing more trading in stocks below $10. A deep dive into that trend explains a lot about how the market has changed over the past few years.

Today, within the market capitalization-weighted index NASDAQ Global Select Market Composite (NasdaqGS), we saw unusual or noteworthy options trading volume and activity.

The early adoption advantage of something like Bitcoin or Ethereum doesn’t apply. In fact, being a late entrant when the problems of the early entrants into the market are known has significant advantages.

Three critical laws guide the conduct of directors, setting the ‘North Star’ for good corporate governance, according to John Zecca, Chief Legal and Regulatory Officer at Nasdaq, and Joan Conley, Senior Advisor on Corporate Governance and ESG Programs at Nasdaq.