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Nasdaq Chair and CEO Adena Friedman has been again named to Fortune’s Most Powerful Women list. Under her leadership, Nasdaq continues to advance as a leading technology platform that powers the world’s economies. See the full list: http://spr.ly/6045B8k7HT

Bolsa de Valores y Productos de Asunción S.A. (BVA) is advancing Paraguay’s capital markets. In a Q&A with BVA President Pablo Cheng Lu, he shares why the exchange chose Nasdaq Eqlipse to support its next phase of growth and connectivity. Read more about BVA’s transformation: https://lnkd.in/e4SxkAuq

"Texas greatness to me means opportunity." In this episode of Built in Texas, Ned N. Fleming, III, Executive Chairman & Co-Founder of Construction Partners [ROAD], shares why Texas's business-friendly environment and demographic growth make it the right place to invest, and how access to capital markets helps the infrastructure company continue investing in its 7,000 employees, equipment, and technology. Learn more about how Nasdaq Texas helps companies remain rooted locally while accessing the full Nasdaq platform, including global capital markets, liquidity, and world-class infrastructure: http://spr.ly/6049B8pKyW

Mainstream and digital markets are converging as trading becomes continuous. At Consensus 2026, Nasdaq President Tal Cohen outlined how 23/5 trading, faster settlement, and greater interoperability are driving convergence between mainstream and digital markets. Read more: http://spr.ly/6043B8DjYL

Cerebras is redefining what AI compute can be. On May 14, Cerebras Systems [CBRS] became publicly listed on Nasdaq, marking a milestone moment for next‑generation AI hardware. Read more about how Cerebras is shaping what comes next: http://spr.ly/6042BBhvpr

Operationalizing AI is about balancing innovation with the responsibility and care this space demands. Angie Ruan, CTO of Nasdaq Capital Access Platforms, joined Economist Enterprise and Databricks, alongside 25 other senior leaders across industries, to help define a new benchmarking framework to make AI work in practice. At Nasdaq, we believe AI is an accelerator to the flywheel we already have, provided it's backed by a rigorous ROIC framework and used responsibly. Read the full report here for more insights: http://spr.ly/6047BBIqvH

As regulatory change accelerates, expectations for financial institutions have elevated from delivering reports to delivering explainable outcomes. Institutions are expected to show how their figures were produced, how changes were applied and how accountability is enforced. And they’re expected to do so quickly and consistently. In fragmented reporting ecosystems, this increased delivery pressure can quickly turn into enterprise‑level risk. In our latest guide, we explore the five architectural principles of unified regulatory reporting for instilling confidence in regulatory outcomes: http://spr.ly/6048BBaOUr

What does NASA have in common with Nasdaq? Both empower those who shape the future. We were proud to welcome the NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration Artemis II crew — the first humans to circle the Moon since Apollo — to ring our closing bell at MarketSite. Commander Wiseman, Pilot Victor Glover, and Mission Specialists Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen — it was an honor to celebrate with you. Godspeed, fellow future makers.