Investors will have a flurry of earnings reports to digest this morning as well as a full plate of economic data, including the first look at U.S. GDP in the December quarter
Australian governance advisory firm Board Matters has partnered with @Nasdaq Governance Solutions to provide board and management evaluation and assessment tools, including the award-winning board portal Nasdaq Boardvantage®, to organisations in Australia and New Zealand.
Following the successful migration of its BX Options market, Nasdaq now plans to move four more markets to the Nasdaq Financial Framework (NFF), accelerating the pace of innovation through enhanced functionality and capacity.
We are in the midst of a very significant time for the earnings of big, high-profile Nasdaq-listed stocks. The granddaddy of them all, Microsoft (MSFT) released their results yesterday, with Apple (AAPL), Tesla (TSLA), and Facebook (FB) all reporting after the market close today.
The drivers of the last few days include the growing pace of corporate earnings, as well as President Biden issuing executive orders aimed at shoring up the U.S.’s pandemic response. These drivers will continue to influence markets today
Nasdaq unveiled its fifth annual Tech Trends report, exploring four technology trends that will have the biggest impact on the capital markets and outlook for the year ahead.
The digital world has also exacerbated the tendency of people to look for ways to shorten the path to riches -- by giving them a broader range of tools and platforms on which to chase after the myth of easy money
The glass ceiling isn’t the only thing that’s preventing equality at the workplace. Now, thanks to the pandemic, there’s a growing digital divide as well.
Obviously, shattering glass ceilings is just what Janet Yellen does, but most investors won’t be concerned with her gender or the historic nature of her confirmation. They will care only about what her tenure will mean for markets.
Despite posting 30% returns over the past year, shares of Nasdaq (NDAQ) seemingly flew under the radar in 2020, particularly since the pandemic-induced selloff began in last March.