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For generations, there’s been an adage in the world of business, particularly among marketers and advertisers: Think of your brand as a person. Imbuing it with human personality traits helps build a strong, resilient brand and drive growth.

The price of bitcoin bounced back to the $38,000 level today after hitting the $31,000 mark for the first time in almost four months -- down almost 50% from its last month all-time high. The selloff is blamed on panic selling.

There are several old Wall Street sayings that those of us that have been around since the last century are used to hearing.

After more than a year without them, in-person events are starting to tentatively make their way onto our calendars once again. According to an April 15, 2021 survey of meeting planners, 80 percent plan to hold their next in-person event in 2021

With the recent IPO of Oatly (OTLY), a look at the global dairy alternatives market, which was valued at $20.5 billion in 2020 and is expected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) 12.5% from 2021 to 2028, felt timely

The most quoted reason for investing in companies that are socially, environmentally, and ethically responsible, a practice known as ESG investing, is that it is the right thing to do. But it's also profitable.

This past weekend was the eighth anniversary of the famous 2013/14 "taper tantrum."

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

Over the weekend, the rout in cryptocurrency continued; with crypto serving as a barometer for risk appetite, this may hint at more volatility to come in equity markets this week

When assessing the recent movements and tumultuous swings in the stock market, it seems there continues to be a persistent back-and-forth between price and value.

With over 56 million registered users on Coinbase alone and bitcoin search results reaching all time highs on Google, it’s safe to say popularity has never been greater for this emerging digital asset class.

As the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) shifts to a new era under the Biden presidency, we hope it will continue with one piece of unfinished business: a major rewrite of the disclosure rules for mutual funds and ETFs.

Data is the lifeblood of modern financial institutions, and Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) teams make critical decisions based on customer data.

Humor is the new management superpower, according to a pair of lecturers at the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Naomi Bagdonas and Connor Diemand-Yauman study the ties between humor, leadership and business – and say we’re all in need of a good laugh these days.

Hands-on leadership plays a key role in the smooth transition to new normals in business

When people think about working in tech, they may picture someone pecking away at their keyboard, writing hundreds of lines of code every day and working for a big tech company like Apple, Facebook, or Google. But that isn’t always the case.

Have you found yourself scouring the web for jobs only to see post after post asking for a college degree or MBA? How about jobs that ask for references or expect you to have industry experience and connections? Possibly the worst of them all -- entry level jobs asking for loads

When most people hear finance, they think money. While a big portion of finance is focused on the creation, management, and study of money, many don’t realize how intertwined finance can be with a company’s strategies and goals.

When choosing a career or switching careers, you may be tempted to apply to every single job listing in the hopes that one will work out. Here are four questions to ask yourself when starting your job search.

We see marketing all the time, from ads on our Facebook feeds, billboards on the street, or promotional emails from your favorite stores. Marketing is the way companies communicate their products or services to their customers, clients, and the rest of the public.