A widely shared New York Times op-ed last week explored how venture-backed startups are tightening their purse strings as they mature into respectable, publicly traded companies.
To understand why I got excited about this particular company, first we need to understand the common problems with pharma and biotech investing, so let’s start there.
Darren Innes, Head of AML Technology at Nasdaq, and his team are uniting in the fight against financial crime and modern slavery by completing a grueling 228km relay across Scotland to benefit the Tribe Foundation. We sat down with Darren to learn more about their efforts.
The major focus for equity markets over the next two days will be the Federal Reserve’s Open Market Committee June meeting, which begins today and ends tomorrow.
To say 2020 was the year of security challenges would be a vast understatement. This past year has forced chief information security officers (CISOs) to rethink just about everything we were doing, from security strategy to the viability of working from home.
The Republic of El Salvador, the smallest nation in Central America with a population of some 6.4 million, has made a splash in global headlines by announcing on June 9 that the country would be the first to make bitcoin legal tender.
To achieve rapid growth in this era, many businesses need to fundamentally rethink a centerpiece of their operations. They need to reconsider what it means to manage employees.
Startup companies are an essential part of the U.S. economy stimulating economic development by providing job creation, business innovation, and wealth creation potential through appreciation of equity value and operating profits.
The obvious thing to concentrate on this week is the meeting of the Fed’s Open Market Committee (FOMC) and the subsequent release of their decision on Wednesday. But what exactly should we be focusing on?
Nasdaq IR Intelligence highlights the Investor Relations Officers who perform beyond the traditional role of the IRO. In this feature, we highlight Tina Madon, Senior Vice President of Investor Relations and Corporate Communications at Focus Financial Partners.
Tesla (TSLA) stock didn’t respond the way investors expected, with the shares falling on Friday, even after the electric vehicle pioneer lifted the veil off its souped-up version of its Model S Plaid sedan late Thursday night at an event in Fremont, Calif.
Leading up the Fed’s post-meeting press release, which will include its latest economic forecast, and presser, the consensus view is the central bank will stick with its dovish playbook.
The Nasdaq Sustainable Bond Network has unveiled a new Investor Portal designed to help investors make more informed decisions as they evaluate the impact of green, social and sustainable bonds.
It’s not a new mantra, but “don’t fight the Fed” is now the seemingly the currently-adopted theme in the stock market. That is, until inflation or rising bond yields becomes an issue that sparks a market selloff.