Surging energy prices are fueling concerns about the potential impact on global manufacturing activity and consumer spending as we head into the winter months.
Today, within the market capitalization-weighted index NASDAQ Global Select Market Composite (NasdaqGS), we saw unusual or noteworthy options trading volume and activity.
Amid the economic and social disruption caused by COVID-19, a silver lining does exist: entrepreneurs are continuing to create new businesses and there is capital available in the market to help them grow.
A friend in the financial services industry asked me a simple question recently: Do you guys have anything that would help me work through/manage family diversity?
We’ve seen this game of Congressional/Presidential fiscal chicken played out before, and previously all the ranting and foot-stomping ended in some sort of agreement. However, investors are understandably concerned.
Tesla (TSLA) surprised investors with record vehicle deliveries in the third quarter which analysts say puts it on track to hand over 50% more cars to customers this year.
This Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we highlight how Nasdaq is continually innovating the industry to keep our markets, employees and partners protected.
This Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we highlight how Nasdaq is continually innovating the industry to keep our markets, employees and partners protected.
Water has long been considered a safe, long-term investment in companies that have strong balance sheets. However, it is still well expected that that today’s global water market will only get larger.
For the first time, Nasdaq President and Chief Executive Officer Adena Friedman was named to Fortune’s list of the Most Powerful Women in recognition of her leadership during a transformative and challenging year.
If you are looking for good news, there is some to be found. The “step-up” nature of the run up this year has created multiple support levels. And this makes the long-term outlook still positive, but with significant risk in the short to medium term.
Zero Interest Rate Policy (ZIRP) has propped up bond prices and inflated a stock market bubble, but at what cost and when will it end? How will it end?