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Sundar Pichai, Nasdaq President To Receive 2019 Global Leadership Award
Google's India-born Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai and Nasdaq president Adena Friedman have been chosen for the prestigious Global Leadership Awards 2019 by business advocacy group USIBC in recognition of the two companies' contribution as the leading technology-driven platforms.
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Nasdaq Open to Cryptocurrency Exchange in Future, Says CEO
Nasdaq is open to launching a cryptocurrency exchange in the future as the regulatory environment evolves.
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Adena Friedman Could Become Nasdaq CEO Next Year: Report
Nasdaq OMX Group Inc lured back former chief financial officer Adena Friedman as co-president with the understanding that she will succeed chief executive Bob Greifeld, possibly as soon as next year, sources familiar with the matter said.
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Nasdaq talks going private with Carlyle: report
Nasdaq OMX Group recently talked with private equity firm Carlyle Group about taking the trans-Atlantic exchange operator private, but the talks broke down because of price disagreements, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Sundar Pichai, Nasdaq President To Receive 2019 Global Leadership Award
Google's India-born Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai and Nasdaq president Adena Friedman have been chosen for the prestigious Global Leadership Awards 2019 by business advocacy group USIBC in recognition of the two companies' contribution as the leading technology-driven platforms.
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Nasdaq Open to Cryptocurrency Exchange in Future, Says CEO
Nasdaq is open to launching a cryptocurrency exchange in the future as the regulatory environment evolves.
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Adena Friedman Could Become Nasdaq CEO Next Year: Report
Nasdaq OMX Group Inc lured back former chief financial officer Adena Friedman as co-president with the understanding that she will succeed chief executive Bob Greifeld, possibly as soon as next year, sources familiar with the matter said.
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Nasdaq talks going private with Carlyle: report
Nasdaq OMX Group recently talked with private equity firm Carlyle Group about taking the trans-Atlantic exchange operator private, but the talks broke down because of price disagreements, according to people familiar with the matter.
