It’s no longer news that social media is a vastly powerful force in marketing. More than 73% of marketing professionals said that social media marketing was either “very effective” or “somewhat effective” in a 2019 Buffer study.

While some investors have been wooed into believing that heavily shorted companies are attractive investments, the data we analyzed rebutted this notion and demonstrated that companies with elevated short interest typically underperform over time.

Most consumers have heard of the shipping delays but have generally tolerated it for the most part thus far. But that could change soon.

The fledging vehicle, ARK’s eighth, will pick companies based on ‘transparency standards,’ including how they prepare documentation related to privacy and ethics as well as customer and diversity metrics.

Football is the most popular sport in America, and there is no sign that will change any time soon. Even when the NFL seems to go out of its way to alienate everyone, it retains its popularity.

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

Two decades after 9/11, former Nasdaq Chief Executive Officer Hardwick Simmons reflected upon the catastrophic events of that day and the ensuing resiliency of Nasdaq and New York City.

Ukraine is now the fifth country to legalize Bitcoin (BTC), a sign that countries around the world are evolving their payment infrastructure. In a historic and nearly unanimous vote, the Ukraine parliament passed a bill to legalize and regulate all virtual financial assets.

Today, among the underlying components of the NYSE, we saw unusual or noteworthy options trading volume and activity

The Producer Prices Index, PPI, was released this morning. It showed that wholesale prices had risen last month at a rate equivalent to 8.3% on an annual basis. That is a shockingly high number. Yet the markets did nothing. Why?