Nasdaq President and CEO Adena Friedman shares how Nasdaq and the markets are meeting the unprecedented demands of COVID-19 with David Rubenstein at The Economics Club of Washington D.C.
The biggest news this morning came from the weekly jobs report, which found 6.606 million new jobless claims this week and revised last week's initial jobless claims up by 219k, from 6.648 million to 6.867 million.
There’s no doubt that the stock market is still on unstable footing. You don't need to look any further than Tuesday’s sudden reversal from a near 4% gain to a loss just before the close as a perfect example.
In the past decade, massive data breaches have exposed the private information of hundreds of millions of people, increasing their desire to protect their personal data.
In 2019, mainstream social platforms brought in billions of dollars in both revenue and profit. Meanwhile, only the top 3 percent of YouTubers are able to crack the U.S. poverty line with their video work
It goes without saying that today we are living in stressful times. Currently the coronavirus is threatening the health of millions of people. It is also shutting down large portions of the US economy
It’s safe to say, even after it’s been eradicated, the coronavirus pandemic will leave a lasting impact on not only global business trends, but also on U.S. consumer spending habits
In this series, Nasdaq spoke with Nick Elpin, co-founder and CEO of Domino Data Lab, which was recently named to Wing Venture Capital’s Enterprise Tech 30 list.
In this series, Nasdaq spoke with Nick Elpin, co-founder and CEO of Domino Data Lab, which was recently named to Wing Venture Capital’s Enterprise Tech 30 list.