The recent announcement by Tesla (TSLA) that it would begin accepting Bitcoin as payment for its cars – and that it was buying $1.5 billion of the cryptocurrency – put digital finance under the spotlight like never before
As investors get ready for the holiday weekend that will see equity markets closed on Monday, they will continue to monitor progress for the Biden stimulus plan as well as the president’s efforts on infrastructure spending and addressing the global chip shortage
Investors across the world have been able to benefit from NDX performance, thanks to the many exchange-traded products (ETPs) that track the Nasdaq-100. Take a look at some highlights that the Nasdaq-100 and related ETPs have registered over in the last year.
The gyrations in the market do seem to be having one interesting effect. They are creating a situation where good, solid quarterly results are being punished
While we have a relatively light day of economic data, investors will likely parse the weekly jobless data out before the market open and we’ll be particularly focused on the continuing claims data as we digest the sea of earnings reports today.
Advancements in machine learning have enabled firms to implement new processes and technologies that help compliance officers and anti-money-laundering (AML) investigators around the world investigate illicit activities in the financial ecosystem.
It’s hard to believe that the term “Corporate Social Responsibility” was first coined in the mid-1800s, because it seems like that it’s become pervasive throughout the financial world only in the past decade or two.
This morning, the ultimate "boring" company, Coca-Cola (KO), released their Q4 2020 earnings and in that report was something that could well set the tone for more exciting stocks for months to come.
Jeff Thomas, senior vice president and head of Western U.S. Listings and Capital Markets at Nasdaq, participated in a panel discussion at the SEC’s Small Business Capital Formation Advisory Committee meeting, during which he elaborated on the current trends for smaller companies.
Abraham Lincoln was the Great Emancipator. He ended American slavery, won the Civil War, and saved the United States. And even if he had done none of those things, his Administration would still be remembered for laying the foundation for a century of prosperity.