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Our analysis looks at what typically happens to markets around elections, which is likely to be a useful backdrop to what markets will do regardless of who wins the vote.

The market is in a downturn which, as I said yesterday, will probably go on at least until the election, and that election itself is being conducted with such dishonesty and rancor that it is easy to get even more discouraged about the market’s long-term prospects

Mark Marex, CFA, discusses the Nasdaq Clean Edge Green Energy Index

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

There’s little doubt that Apple’s (AAPL) latest-generation iPhone 12 — in all of its variants — has excited both consumers and investors.

Shares of Google parent Alphabet (GOOG , GOOGL) have been under pressure over the past few trading sessions amid rising concerns that the search giant is at risk of losing one of its main revenue drivers.

Sparked by interest surrounding the presidential election, investors have rushed towards social media stocks over the past week. But is now the time to start liking Facebook (FB) again?

How much higher can Amazon (AMZN) go? Amazon stock has surged 65% this year, crushing the not only the 4% rise of the S&P 500 index, but also the 25% return in the Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLK).

Investors’ focus today will be on the plethora of Big Tech earnings reports coming out today, particularly after the close, as well as the impact of the ongoing resurgence in the COVID-19 pandemic.

Management of coronavirus infections will improve, reducing the severity of the disease for those infected, and a widespread vaccine should decrease the likelihood of infection, but the virus itself may be a part of our lives well into the future

American Presidential transitions are uniquely long and complicated.

COVID-19 and racism have more in common than meets the eye.

We’re in the middle of a Presidential election that, like all such elections, involves heated discussions on which candidate best embodies the mysterious quality of leadership, a topic on which there are a seemingly infinite variety of perspectives.

Think about the issues that boards of directors have oversight for: They help the CEO and other C-suite leaders shape strategy and governance.

There may come a day where hardly anyone uses cash.

The coronavirus pandemic has changed life in ways we could have never imagined, forcing employees to work at home, and under circumstances that are often less than ideal.

2020 did not turn out as expected. But as the 17 women leaders below have demonstrated, the setbacks and hurdles of the year allowed them to actually emerge stronger

Pain points tend to give way to solutions, and given the number of pain points that emerged as a result of the pandemic, we have seen digital solutions come about in part to solve consumers’ needs.

The COVID-19 pandemic has more than doubled the nation’s unemployment rate, but its impact on women in the workplace could be especially devastating.

As the world economy has been devastated by Covid-19, the world’s central banks have stepped up to try to limit the damage. What will they need to do going forward, and what will that mean for investors?