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?

The responsibilities of B2B marketing teams have shifted dramatically in recent years.

As Nasdaq commemorates the 20th anniversary of 9/11, we reflect upon how the tragedy transformed the financial industry, laying the groundwork for it to withstand future unprecedented events, including the coronavirus pandemic.

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

There are dozens of established clean energy exchange traded funds on the market today and the landscape spans both broad-based and single-concept funds.

As Bitcoin’s energy demand — and associated carbon footprint — have rapidly expanded, so has public scrutiny of this model’s outsized environmental impact.

Companies that opt for equity funding on the public markets create more jobs than companies that stay private, and it also allows a broader investor community to share the growth journey. This is why Nasdaq’s Bjørn Sibbern is convinced of the societal benefits of equity funding.

While there is no question that the rapid uptake of sustainable investing is impressive, the long-term health of this endeavor relies on one thing: Satisfying both issuers and investors alike that funds are being used to drive projects that have sustainability at their core.

Here are the key earnings to watch this week