Investors brace for the June quarter earnings season to kick into gear.

With the second quarter earnings season kicking off this coming week, the question that keeps coming up surrounds whether growth expectations and optimism surrounding the economic recovery are well placed.

As the world transitions to a new normal, Nasdaq’s annual internship program is too. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, we have turned circumstance into a learning opportunity for interns joining us this year to participate in meaningful and long-term projects.

As the world transitions to a new normal, Nasdaq’s annual internship program is too. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, we have turned circumstance into a learning opportunity for interns joining us this year to participate in meaningful and long-term projects. 

As the world transitions to a new normal, Nasdaq’s annual internship program is too. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, we have turned circumstance into a learning opportunity for interns joining us this year to participate in meaningful and long-term projects. 

At Year Up, students learn the skills they need to enter the workforce. Nasdaq is among the companies taking part in this movement to help students start careers and reach their potential.

The size of the middle-class will continue to grow and do so considerably over the current decade

The last few days have been volatile, but there are some things that are value right now, regardless of any short-term market moves. Large airline stocks would be a good example.

While equities look to recover from yesterday’s risk-off inspired selloff, investors will continue to digest the potential impact of the Delta COVID-19 variant following a warning that the spread poses a threat to the global recovery.

Investors should recognize at least two things about funds that purport to be defensive or low volatility.