WTI and Brent crude oil futures are up in early trading as the dollar eased, with an EU ban on Russian oil looming large and investors weighing the prospects for an easing of China's COVID curbs
With the S&P 500 down 22% year-to-date, it’s not hard for equity investors to find sources of disappointment. At the sector level, not much is working besides energy.
With all the doom and gloom about a pending recession, it seems the Dow’s October performance snuck up on almost everyone. At the end of the month, the Dow was up almost 14%, which ranked it as the best October ever and the best month since January 1976.
On November 2, 2022, among the underlying components of the NYSE, Unusual Whales saw unusual or noteworthy options trading volume and activity in Stem (STEM) 11/4 P $11.50 to 12.50 with the majority at $12.00.
With continued calls from numerous stakeholders and the evolving regulatory environment, companies have a sizeable opportunity to create and implement effective climate transition plans. Nasdaq is providing guidance for companies looking looking to create their climate plans
At the 2022 Nordic Financial Ecosystem Forum, organized by Nasdaq and the Nordic Securities Association, attendees discussed the Capital Markets Union (CMU), a project dedicated to creating a single market for capital across the European Union (EU).
In the latest iteration of Nasdaq’s annual Global Compliance Survey, we look forward at the next 12 months and the three main trends in focus for the future surveillance technology investment.
This morning, Restaurant Brands (QSR) released their earnings for the third quarter of the year, completing the trifecta of big fast-food reports after Yum! Brands (YUM) on Wednesday and McDonalds (MCD) last week.
Twitter could be a $10 billion bird. That’s if Elon Musk can quickly transform the struggling social media giant into a super or ‘X’ app, a process he expects his $44 billion acquisition will help accelerate.