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This afternoon’s April Consumer Credit Report will be the key driver for today's trading. What’s revealed in that report could raise concerns over the economic engine that is consumer spending.

Healthcare, more than any other area of the economy, is antiquated. For an industry that represents 18% of the U.S. GDP, the pandemic investment boom in digital health was a welcome relief to those seeking to bring healthcare into the digital age.

Speaking with 40,000 employers worldwide, Manpower found that, in the U.S., it is jobs with technology skills that are having the biggest problems attracting talent.

While profits are the ultimate measure of business survival, cash flow is what keeps a business ticking along day by day.

It's perfectly understandable, that when two sides are striving for something important, especially something as important as a more sustainable and greener future for aviation, inevitably one or both of those sides is going to see red.

Global innovators have turned their attention to the real estate industry as the next NFT opportunity. This merger of the world’s oldest and newest asset classes could very well prove to be the single biggest utility for NFTs.

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

The company is set to report first quarter fiscal 2022 earnings results after Monday’s closing bell.

While we have a relatively quiet start to the day on the U.S. economic data and corporate earnings front, attention will be on Apple (AAPL) and what it unveils at its latest Worldwide Developer Conference that kicks off this afternoon

On the earnings front, here are the stocks I’ll be watching this week.

Before we dive into who is using the Lightning Network, and what it means for Bitcoin’s future, we first need to cover a few definitions.

For our Nasdaq Pride series, we are highlighting global members from the OPEN (Out Proud Employees of Nasdaq) and learning about how they are supporting inclusion and belonging for LGBTQ+ people in the workplace year-round.

For our Nasdaq Pride series, we are highlighting global members from the OPEN (Out Proud Employees of Nasdaq) and learning about how they are supporting inclusion and belonging for LGBTQ+ people in the workplace year-round.

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

We recently spoke with Thora Smith, from our offices in Reykjavik, Iceland. 

The Institute of International Finance (IIF) reported that ESG funds saw inflows halve in Q1 2022 amidst Russia’s war in Ukraine, volatility in ESG heavy tech shares and higher oil prices diverting funds into non-ESG energy stocks.

Before U.S. equity markets open for trading, the May Employment Report will be published.

The market selloff in 2022 has been a quick introduction to risk and volatility in stocks. This raises an interesting question: As returns turn negative, have retail investors stopped liking stocks? It turns out that in May, retail were still buyers (just thanks to ETFs).

The theory that companies should place the same emphasis on society and the environment as they do on profits – the triple bottom line (TBL) – has been around for almost 30 years.

A company's success depends on its people — especially when it's transitioning from private to public. As part of the IPO process, many startups use equity compensation as one way to attract and retain early talent.