The world's two largest stock exchanges have announced plans to open hubs in North Texas. Here's what to know.

In an event on Tuesday, representatives from the Nasdaq confirmed that a new regional headquarters would be coming to Dallas.

Nasdaq is deeply ingrained in the fabric of the Texas economy, and we look forward to maintaining our leadership as the ...

The stock exchange operator’s Dallas plan is another sign of growing threat of ‘Y’all Street’ to New York’s financial ...

Two hundred years ago, American families huddling on the East Coast packed up and left. They pushed across Appalachia, traversed the Mississippi River, and braved marauding bands terrorizing the ...

And the NASDAQ and New York Stock Exchange are also opening branches in the Dallas area. Wall Street Journal reporter Corrie Driebusch joins host Robin Young to explain why this matters.

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In the short term, however, industry observers say “Y’all Street” getting more crowded validates the growth of the Texas economy, and the emergence of the Dallas-Fort Worth region as a major ...

The “Y’all Street” of North Texas is inching closer to becoming a reality. The Texas Stock Exchange announced Friday it has filed Form 1 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission ...

When the world's second-largest exchange opens its regional office, it will join two other notable entities in what is being tactfully dubbed 'Y'all Street.' In an event Tuesday, representatives ...