Articles about Nasdaq

The little chips that could: How Impinj has survived 26 years in a market that’s ‘just getting going’

More than a quarter-century after Impinj was founded, CEO Chris Diorio and team rang the Nasdaq opening bell Tuesday to mark the Seattle RFID chipmaker’s 10th anniversary as a public company. GeekWire chronicles the company’s ups and downs, and what’s next. Read More

Still ringing a bell: F5 marks its 30th year in business

Seattle-based F5 marked 30 years in business Friday by ringing the Nasdaq opening bell. The application-delivery and security company has grown to $3.1 billion in annual revenue and outlived nearly all the marquee customers and the three investment banks listed in its 1999 IPO prospectus. Read More

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The little chips that could: How Impinj has survived 26 years in a market that’s ‘just getting going’

Still ringing a bell: F5 marks its 30th year in business

Seattle marketing company Banzai goes public, rings opening bell at Nasdaq following SPAC deal

Leafly avoids Nasdaq delisting after meeting minimum price requirements

A year after going public via SPAC, Rover rings the Nasdaq bell and aims for international expansion

Facing NASDAQ delisting, RealNetworks CEO Rob Glaser makes bid to take company private

Nasdaq finalizes new board diversity rules — and some companies may have some explaining to do

Impinj misses earnings deadline amid an audit investigation and Nasdaq responds with ‘notice of deficiency’

TLDR Editor’s Picks: The state of the tech economy, from Seattle to Wall Street and beyond

DocuSign and Smartsheet ring opening bells on Wall Street, launching new era as public companies

Here’s how tech companies fared in today’s historic stock market plunge

Funko shares drop in early trading as Seattle-area figurine maker debuts as public company

20 years after Amazon IPO, here’s what a $1,000 investment would be worth today

Report: Snap Inc. chooses NYSE to host IPO ahead of public filing expected later this week

Amazon stock crosses $800 for the first time to close at all-time high

T-Mobile, Expedia added to Nasdaq-100 Index of largest non-financial companies

T-Mobile moving from NYSE to Nasdaq after a year of big gains on Wall Street

Tech glitch forces Nasdaq to halt trading

Microsoft, other tech stocks surge as Nasdaq hits high