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Distributed ledgers are entering its second decade of existence and may grow to $40 billion by 2025 by some estimates.

Like most people, I watched with horror as the events at the Capitol building unfolded on Wednesday. Unlike most, though, I found myself looking at it through the lens of what impact it would have on the market

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

Karen Snow, Senior Vice President and Head of East Coast Listings and Capital Services at Nasdaq, interviews veteran board member Betsy Atkins to get her insights on how to operationalize ESG

Last year, the coronavirus pandemic delivered severe repercussions for myriad industries and sectors, but from that scenario emerged an obvious trend: Disruptive technologies and the companies behind them weren't really, well, disrupted.

The global equity rally picked up this week as it closed in 2019.

Today, we’ll receive the December Employment Report and it’s rather likely the tone of today’s trading will be set by that report.

Democrats’ long-awaited blue wave failed to materialize in November, but after Georgia’s Wednesday election, a green wave may be imminent.

A colleague recently shared with me a story about a January tradition of the Kiwanis Club of Cape Fear in Fayetteville, NC, which holds a contest to see who can best predict where the Dow Jones Industrial Average will end the year.

I have said a few times before that high-profile IPOs all too often follow a pattern. And when is it time to jump in a stock that follows that pattern?

Micron (MU), which makes memory chips that power technologies for PCs, tablets, smartphones and other gadgets, is set to report first quarter fiscal 2021 earnings results after the closing bell Thursday.

We just said goodbye to 2020, and we’re all hoping to be saying good riddance to COVID-19 soon. Brexit is also now “done,” and there will be a new president in the U.S. shortly.

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

March 4, 1801 might be the most important day in the history of freedom. Everyone knows about July 4, 1776. But March 4 mattered even more.

Brenda Coulter, Head of Compliance, Surveillance and Innovation at AllianceBernstein, shares her advice for young professionals that aspire to be in the industry.

Just when you think nothing can surpass the pandemic headlines, yesterday happens. We have not been able to find words adequate to describe what the world witnessed in the nation’s capital Wednesday as Congress was certifying the presidential election.

They say the only thing constant in life is change. This is true for businesses as well. The changes that have occurred since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic have been profound, resulting in a major reassessment of business models.

The Nasdaq-100 Index has remarkably outperformed other US equity benchmarks such as the S&P 500 in 2020, due its overweight towards new economy companies that have benefited from recent economic, technological, and social change.

The year 2020 was challenging, but a combination of fiscal and monetary stimulus resulted in a strong stock market performance that did not fully reflect the pain felt in many sectors. It was a particularly good year for the ETF industry

We know that at some point, things will return to normal, but that point is fully priced into stocks, even though it still looks some way off. The answer may be to look for other places where the recovery lagged by comparison.