US EditionNasdaq to open new Texas headquarters as companies relocate to state
- Texas continues to grow as a financial hub, with Governor Greg Abbott stating that the state has a stronger brand than New York.
- Nasdaq announced it will open a regional headquarters in Dallas, enhancing its investment in Texas.
- Adena Friedman, CEO of Nasdaq, expressed optimism about deepening relationships with clients to support Texas's financial growth.
- More than 200 companies listed on Nasdaq are based in Texas with a combined market cap of $1.98 trillion as of December 2024.
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Nasdaq to put regional HQ in Dallas
Nasdaq has revealed plans for a new regional headquarters in the Dallas area. The new hub is part of a larger shift in the financial industry as companies and organizations pile into North Texas. Learn which Texas business legend played a key role in bringing Nasdaq to Dallas.
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Nasdaq is setting up a regional headquarters in Dallas, saying the planned location was part of its "continued investment" in the Lone Star State and the Southeast.The office will provide a "hub for Nasdaq clients and the wider community and will serve as a premium convening space to celebrate the leaders, entrepreneurs, and innovators that call the Lone Star State home," Nasdaq said. The stock exchange operator is known for its main location in…
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