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February 2020 Review and Outlook | Global markets traded sharply lower in the final week plus of February in response to the expanding coronavirus contagion outside of China’s borders across more than 60 countries.

Since its inception, blockchain has been hailed as a generally safer way to carry out financial transactions, and it is. But there are still vulnerabilities that need to be addressed.

Portfolio managers and analysts generally feel most comfortable interacting with highly sophisticated institutional consultants and wealth managers who are well versed in the highly technical and jargon-laded lingua franca of the investment world. But normal people aren't.

The 2019 crypto derivatives market saw a host of developments across the board as several trading avenues opened across the globe.

Because the word that has been so overused over the last week or so, it is important to remember that "volatility" does not mean just downward movement; it means violent swings in the market.

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

As news surrounding the deadly coronavirus rattles markets and investors alike, Nasdaq President and Chief Executive Officer Adena Friedman says there’s no reason to panic. In fact, “capital is part of the cure.”

As news surrounding the deadly coronavirus rattles markets and investors alike, Nasdaq President and Chief Executive Officer Adena Friedman says there’s no reason to panic. In fact, “capital is part of the cure.”

After yesterday's massive rally for the record books, this morning markets were looking for a coordinated central bank stimulus program to counteract the economic impact of the coronavirus.

As the market has plunged, Zoom Video (ZM) stock has skyrocketed nearly 50% this month. It is one of a basket of work-at-home (and learn-at-home) companies that are seen as beneficiaries during the coronavirus outbreak

To make innovation happen, to enable it to create tangible new solutions and successful startup businesses, it takes more than just a village.

It’s been a tough few days for investors. As coronavirus-focused headlines rattle markets across the globe, ETF investors have taken notice, and have now pulled out some $21 billion in net assets from U.S.-listed ETFs last week.

The longer market volatility and pessimism over coronavirus goes on, the louder the cries will become for the Fed to do something.

The longer market volatility and pessimism over coronavirus goes on, the louder the cries will become for the Fed to do something.

Investing in Asia’s Dividend Achievers: What Do Stronger Dividends Get You over the Long Run?

Investing in Asia’s Dividend Achievers: What Do Stronger Dividends Get You over the Long Run?

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

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

Today's markets are a battle between fear over just how much damage COVID-19 can do to the global economy and hope that fiscal and monetary stimulus will be able to cushion the blow and push shares higher.

Chinese electric carmaker Nio Limited (NIO) will release its fourth quarter earnings result before the opening bell Tuesday. Vying to become the next Tesla (TSLA), the young startup has created tons of buzz about the domestic Chinese EV industry.