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NASDAQ
About 200 Chinese firms are at risk of getting kicked off the Nasdaq and NYSE
by
Jennifer Pak
Aug 3, 2022
The companies must let American regulators inspect their financial audits, a fight that stretches over 20 years.
Courts decide California can't mandate corporate board diversity
May 18, 2022
But institutional investors, consumers and other stakeholders could continue to hold companies accountable.
What's a stock split, anyway?
by
Nick Wilson
Feb 11, 2022
Google’s parent company, Alphabet, plans a 20-1 stock split. Similar moves have become rare, and some experts question their usefulness.
What's a point on the Dow, S&P or Nasdaq?
Jul 13, 2021
Our listener asks what constitutes a "point" on the major stock market indexes.
Exchanges seek review for rules that would make more stock market data public
by
Justin Ho
Feb 11, 2021
The exchanges currently sell this market information, typically to big, institutional investors.
Nasdaq proposal would require listing companies to have more diverse boards
Dec 2, 2020
Corporate boards serve an advisory roles and make key decisions about the direction of a business.
What's behind the stock market's strong third quarter?
by
David Brancaccio
, Nova Safo
and Alex Schroeder
Oct 1, 2020
The S&P 500 gained 8.5%, the Dow is up 7.5% and the Nasdaq is up 11% for the quarter.
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Nasdaq CEO: "The plumbing of the markets are working very, very well"
by
Kai Ryssdal
and Andie Corban
Mar 19, 2020
Adena Friedman explains why markets should stay open, despite all the volatility.
Shanghai Stock Exchange shoots for the STARs with new tech-focused board
Jul 22, 2019
The STAR market is enjoying a buzzy debut, with "a huge amount" of oversubscription from institutional and retail investors.
What’s the deal with after-hours trading, anyway?
by
Justin Ho
Jul 3, 2019
Stock movements in after-hours markets get a lot of attention. But trading after markets close can be dangerous for small-time investors.