Long-term investing is often about ignoring what your gut tells you about a stock’s price or immediate value and just trusting the story. Some stories are just so compelling that quite rapid, massive growth looks more likely than not and, in that case, you have a choice
In celebration of Nasdaq’s 50th anniversary, President and CEO Adena Friedman hosted her former colleagues at a virtual panel discussion in which each reminisced about their most defining leadership moments and the profound role Nasdaq has played in shaping the global markets.
Can Lyft (LYFT) stock continue to rebound amid the coronavirus recovery? Thanks to significant progress on vaccines, the long-term picture for ride-sharing demand is starting to look promising once again.
With a sea of corporate earnings before the market opens, and little in the way of U.S.-facing economic data to be had, investors will want to monitor U.S. futures as earnings reports are digested.
Visa (V), the provider of the world’s most widely-used credit cards, has announced plans to implement a pilot program of application programming interfaces (APIs) that will allow banks to offer their customers a variety of Bitcoin-based (BTC) services.
Many professionals in the inclusion and belonging space might ask how we can take 2020’s learnings and apply an intersectional lens. How can we move forward together as a business community, while ensuring no one is left behind?
The U.S. economy, along with others around the world, has been hit really hard over the last year or so by Covid-related shutdowns and behavior changes.
Age, gender, occupation, salary, and net worth don't seem to matter. Regardless of any of these factors, people are stressed about money. In fact, it's generally ranked as the number one stress factor in America.
Based on nearly 30 years of experience as Nasdaq’s Corporate Secretary, Joan Conley shares the beneficial tools that help bring value to corporate secretaries, board members, and executive leaders in supporting their corporate governance responsibilities.
Looking ahead to the next half-century, Nasdaq’s Adena Friedman thinks that markets will continue to serve as “a critical center” and is optimistic that technologies, such as the cloud and machine learning, can further connect markets around the world.
The chain of events set off by Robinhood halting trading of GameStop – and the cacophony surrounding this – sparked confusion over what clearinghouses are and how they work.