In conversations with many of our CEO coaching clients in recent weeks, we’re finding that the companies that are truly thriving right now not only have strong business practices that work-- they have cultures that work.
The COVID pandemic has accelerated the adoption of technology solutions, a trend we expect to see continue as additional thematic tailwinds support future growth opportunities and new disruptive technologies take hold.
The market reaction to Oracle's (ORCL) earnings release after the market closed yesterday was completely nonsensical, but not for the reason you may think.
Despite the uncertainty surrounding COVID-19, markets are taking a longer-term approach and tech stocks remain well-positioned for the current environment, according to Nasdaq Chief Economist Phil Mackintosh.
The stock market is at a crossroads between recent economic data that has surprised to the upside, plans for new rounds of monetary and fiscal stimulus and the coronavirus resurgence both domestically and internationally.
One of the most lauded statistics of the past three decades is the number of jobs created by small businesses. In the 1980s and 1990s, small companies employed more than half of American workers. Today, it’s around 47%. Coronavirus threatens to lower that tally.
Join the Nasdaq Dorsey Wright (NDW) analyst team to discuss market developments through a technical lens and highlight areas to monitor in the coming weeks.
Following yesterday’s sharp reversal in US equities that was spurred by the New York Fed’s announcement it will begin buying corporate bonds directly through its secondary market corporate credit facility (SMCCF), global equities moved higher today in Asia
It seems as if every year, more and more messages are spread that we need to go after what we want. We’re told that if you love your job, you won’t work a day in your life. But, how do we know what we want?
With a myriad of software solutions available to fix problems organizations face everyday, the age-old conundrum of whether to build in-house technology or to buy it from third-party specialists leaves many executives bewildered
One of the first responses by the government to the Covid-19 crisis was to allow any federally backed loan— which is the majority of residential mortgages—to temporarily go into forbearance.
Economic data has always been important to traders. Now, though, it seems that the economists don’t have a clue what to expect, and the market has come to accept that.