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With the marketing landscape always changing, businesses will need to adapt their marketing strategies for 2022. Moving forward, financial advisors will face unique and new challenges when trying to connect with clients and reach more prospects. 

In the wake of a 20-for-1 split announcement, this raises a few questions. First and foremost, what does that actually mean? And more importantly, how will it impact their portfolio?

Unless you’ve read about it in a history book, most of the readers of this article are likely too young to remember the Airline Deregulation Act, which was signed into law by President Jimmy Carter on October 24, 1978.

Daily energy market commentary provided by Nasdaq Corporate Solutions Advisory Services' Energy Team.

A new report, “The Decade of Possibility,” by leading brand consultant Interbrand, highlights key attributes shared by the top brands of 2021, including Apple, Amazon and Tesla, analyzing how and why these brands became—and continue to be—so successful.

As a driver of capital markets technology evolution, we are focused on fueling collaboration and innovation to power and transform the next 50 years of our industry.

Meta Platforms (FB), parent of Facebook, will report fourth quarter fiscal 2021 earnings results after the closing bell Wednesday.

There are several factors spurring U.S. equity futures higher this morning, including stellar quarterly results from Alphabet (GOOGL) and AMD (AMD), as well as an 18% gain in U.S. comparable sales at Starbucks (SBUX) in the December quarter

In any case, you'll need to understand what Web3 is, how it's different from previous iterations, and what it means for your advisory business moving forward. But first, let's properly define what Web3 is. 

2021 was a bad year on the personal data front. A really bad year.

Today, February 1, 2022, among the underlying components of the NYSE, we saw unusual or noteworthy options trading volume and activity in Fluor Corporation (FLR), which opened at $21.13.

Markets were roiled in January. Inflation, monetary policy shift, Omicron, geopolitical tension, lack of fiscal policy support and supply chain issues are just a few of the more prevalent headlines that drove the risk-off sentiment.

In the wee small hours of this morning, UPS (UPS) announced fourth quarter earnings. As it turned out, they didn’t need to hide the announcement away in the pre-dawn hours because the results were an unmitigated success.

Following a scathing report from the Central Bank of the Russian Federation that the nation should ban all Bitcoin mining, trading and investment activity, several prominent figures within the government have spoken out in favor of the cryptocurrency — most notably including Russ

Daily energy market commentary provided by Nasdaq Corporate Solutions Advisory Services' Energy Team.

At present, the energy footprint of Bitcoin (BTC) is hovering around 137.4 Terawatt hours per year, the equivalent of an entire country’s energy use.

Alphabet is due to report fourth quarter fiscal 2021 earrings results after the closing bell Tuesday.

Semiconductor giant Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) will report fourth quarter fiscal 2021 earnings results after the closing bell Tuesday.

As we shut the books on the worst month for equities since March 2020, we face a pronounced pick up in the pace of quarterly earnings today, including reports from Alphabet (GOOGL), PayPal (PYPL), Starbucks (SBUX), and AMD (AMD)

Nina Clarke, Global Talent Development Specialist at Nasdaq and Professional Development Co-lead and N.Y. Region Co-Lead for the GLOBE Network, discusses creating a financial literacy blueprint for future generations to follow.