Nasdaq

Xanadu Quantum gains shareholder approval to merge with Crane Harbor SPAC, targeting Nasdaq debut March 27, 2026, with USD $302M gross proceeds plus CAD $390M potential government funding.

JFB Construction announced a 2-for-1 stock split effective March 25, 2026, doubling shares to 14.03 billion ahead of its $1.5 billion all-stock merger with defense tech firm XTEND.

S&P 500 reportedly considers rule changes to accelerate SpaceX's index entry after planned IPO, potentially triggering billions in forced buying from index-tracking funds.

Nasdaq rallies 1.7% as tech giants Nvidia, Amazon, Meta lead recovery from geopolitical tensions. However, gains remain modest as major tech stocks trade well below 52-week highs.

Nasdaq raised Solutions segment revenue guidance to 9-12% annual growth and will discuss strategic priorities at March 2026 investor conferences, emphasizing AI and compliance solutions.

Dow outperforms as markets decline; Nasdaq falls 1.9%, S&P 500 drops 1.1% on Nvidia's weak guidance. Price-weighting shields Dow from tech selloff.

TRG Latin America SPAC prices IPO at $10 per unit, raising $200 million. The blank check company begins Nasdaq trading February 27, 2026, targeting Latin American acquisitions.

Averin Capital raises $250M SPAC targeting tech and healthcare acquisitions. Securities begin Nasdaq trading February 19, 2026.

Nasdaq tests 25K resistance amid mixed signals: strong jobs data supports rate hold, while moderating inflation hints at 2026 easing. AI spending concerns limit tech gains.

Analysts identify four-stage technical framework for spotting market reversals in equities and crypto, using price action, volume confirmation, and risk management across indices like Russell 2000 and Bitcoin.

Bitcoin rallies with strong technical setup while stock indices consolidate sideways. Crypto gains trader attention as equities show indecision and limited directional conviction.

Lavoro to delist from Nasdaq in February 2026 due to Brazil market challenges, high compliance costs, and low trading volumes.

U.S. stock markets fell sharply with the S&P 500 down 1.57% and Nasdaq down 2.03%, driven by tech selloffs. Key support levels are being monitored.