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Following yesterday’s news that the Federal Reserve sees two rate hikes possible in 2023, futures point to U.S. equities opening lower ahead of today’s weekly jobless claims report and Treasury Secretary Yellen’s testimony before Congress.

The United States is facing a Catch-22 over energy and the climate. And it’s no exaggeration to say the consequences could be deadly.

Commercial real estate quite visibly took one of the hardest hits as a result of the pandemic and will likely do so moving forward.

The Bitcoin mania isn’t just limited to institutional and seasoned investors, a new survey from U.K. investment firm AJ Bell suggests. It found that young investors are more inclined towards investing in cryptocurrencies over traditional stocks and shares-based investments.

Discovering your identity -- the concept of who you are and who you choose to be -- has impact on every choice and decision you make, including in knowing what your life goal is. Your identity helps you and your clients become more secure in yourself.

The Institute passionately believes that strategic thinking, innovation creation and strategic account management represent the nexus of business forces needed to address our new operating environment that is driven by an accelerating rate of change.

One of our 'Faces of Entrepreneurship' for the week is Pedro David Espinoza of Pan Peru.

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

Nasdaq has unveiled its 2020 Corporate Sustainability Report, highlighting how the company navigated through the uncertainties brought about by the global pandemic while maintaining focus on its sustainability strategy and enhancing ESG performance.

While there will be a few pieces of U.S. economic data out this morning, the main thrust of today’s equity trading will hinge on the outcome of the Fed’s latest monetary policy meeting this afternoon.

Traders and analysts alike will parse the wording of the statement and every word uttered by Powell immediately. So how should we be prepared for this?

The next decade will be a critical test for whether we can marshal both the technologies and the policies required to fundamentally change the global economy and its energy and transport systems.

In recent years, there have been concerns about providing enough talent to fulfill the STEM pipeline, with millions of STEM jobs in the U.S. left untaken each year. Part of this can be attributed to the lack of diversity in the workforce.

The first bitcoin (BTC) upgrade in four years has just been approved by bitcoin miners and it’s called Taproot.

Even the most confident worker tends to undervalue themselves. Ask the average employee to list their skills for their role and most will come up with 11 or so. But let artificial intelligence assess those same workers and the number jumps to 34.

Today, we’re speaking with Jeff Maggioncalda, CEO of online learning platform Coursera.

What happens when NFTs disrupt the traditional art market? During Pride Month, NYC-based visual artist and creative director Jonathan Rosen is releasing his NFT art collection on Nasdaq’s 7-story-tall tower in Times Square.

Diversification is more important today than ever, because we live in a world of dramatic unpredictability. Black Swans, as they are called, are becoming routine.

BTC is still up 350% since January, a solid gain for a bull run. It’s almost as if crypto doesn’t act like shares—so when the business media look at crypto, they don’t have a proper metric to evaluate. 

Every business leader wants to make smart decisions — but during the COVID-19 pandemic, organizations have had to rapidly pivot into new ways of doing business.