In honor of Women’s History Month, we interviewed members of our WIN (Women In Nasdaq) network about their roles, diverse backgrounds, the impact of the employee resource group (ERG) and what it means to be an ally of the Women Community.
As investors watch the stimulus effort move through Washington, they will also be keeping a close eye once again on Treasury yields as they digest the week’s economic data that will reveal the tone of the manufacturing and services economy
The month of March is right around the corner, and with the House on Saturday passing President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package, which includes $1,400 cash payments to households, this could be one potential catalyst to avert a selloff.
Nasdaq welcomed 86 public offerings this month, out of which 18 were biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies, including Sana Biotechnology, which became the second-biggest biotechnology public offering in the U.S.
Outside of a stampede by an ambitious crowd of social media users, it usually takes a confluence of events, a perfect storm of news and circumstances, for a stock to move that much in a day, and that was definitely the case here
Idle chit-chat about the weather or whatever happened on the latest episode of The Bachelor might seem frivolous, but it could be one of the most important social bonding glues around. And its absence from the workplace is starting to be felt.
As we get ready to shut the books on February and enter the final month of the current quarter, investors will continue to monitor the recent momentum in Treasury Yields, especially for the U.S. 10-Year Treasury note
The COVID-19 pandemic has hit working women especially hard. In the last 12 months, more than 12 million women have left the U.S. workforce and they accounted for all job losses in December.
When the market closes today, Salesforce (CRM) will release their fourth quarter earnings, analysts will be paying attention to what it says about its Slack acquisition. I am hoping they are disappointed, because it means I'll be getting a stock at a cheap price.