Over-the-counter (OTC) markets saw a massive uptick in cryptocurrency trading volume in the past year as brokers are competing to get institutional money that started entering into crypto markets.
Nasdaq Governance Solutions was named the winner of a Gold Stevie® Award for Innovation in Customer Service Management, Planning & Practice in the 2021 Asia-Pacific Steve Awards.
For a long time, Amazon was criticized for not turning in a profit, but what it was doing was setting itself up as a dominant player. Airbnb is also facing the same criticism.
Business travel hasn’t been much of a consideration for even the most tested road warriors for over a year. But as COVID-19 vaccine availability spreads and companies get back to more normal operations, the business (and leisure) travel industry is starting to rev up.
In our monthly analysis of Over-the-Counter trading volumes for the major precious metals, explore some interesting patterns in April. Probably the most telling is that, except for palladium, spot volumes were down substantially when compared with the daily average for Q1.
Without question Walmart (WMT) has benefited immensely from strong demand for groceries, consumables, health and wellness, as well as general merchandise categories during the pandemic. But can it keep that momentum going?
The Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT), more commonly known as blockchain, was introduced to the world along with bitcoin. While the attitude towards bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies remains mixed, the interest in its underlying technology is unambiguous.
As the recent ransomware attack on the Colonial Pipeline spotlighted, hackers are busier than ever – and making more inroads into critical components of everyday life.
Two major developments are capturing headlines: the decline of Covid-19 cases in the United States, and the rise of prices and inflationary conditions. How these two trends interact will dictate financial market movements in the weeks and months ahead.
Hydroponics, or growing plants in nutrient rich-water without using soil, is a practice that has been around for decades but has only been used in relatively small-scale applications. This is beginning to change.
I've been having what I call Identity Conversations with financial advisors, industry leaders and others. It has clarified for me – and for them – that the more advisors and leaders come to understand their own identity, the better they can guide others.
Entrepreneurs worldwide are navigating through the new normal while simultaneously trying to figure out ways to future-proof their respective businesses