Nasdak opens the regional headquarters in Dallas, Texas

Nasdak is creating a regional headquarters in Dallas, saying that the planned site is part of its “continuous investment” in the state of Lun Star and the southeast.

Nasdak said that the office will provide a “center of NASDAQ customers and the broader community and will serve as a distinct space for the celebration of leaders, businessmen and innovators who call Lone Star State.” The Stock Exchange operator is famous for its main location in the Times Square in New York City.

Texas has become a major destination for companies to create a store in recent years. Last year, a report issued by the Federal Reserve in Dallas found clear from more than 7,300 companies that were transferred to the state between 2010 and 2019.

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About 200 companies are trading on the Nasdak Stock Exchange Calling Texas Home. The Stock Exchange operator calculates about 800 Texas -based companies among its customers.

“With our regional headquarters in Dallas, we look forward to increasing our relationship with customers and supporting the continuous success in the Texas miracle,” Adina Friedman, CEO of Nasdaq said in a statement.

“Under the leadership of the ruler Abbott, Texas has made the Texas miracle synonymous with the growth led by innovation and smart organization,” said Ida Knight. “We share its commitment to these principles and we will continue to call enthusiastically on behalf of our customers. As a result, we will take any action required to ensure that our customers enjoy the same benefits that all other companies enjoy in the state.”

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The company also said on Tuesday that it will unveil “additional investments” that it intends to make in Texas “designed to enhance liquidity, transparency and the integrity of the financial ecosystems.”

Dallas is also scheduled to host “completely exchange of electronic stocks”, “completely exchange of electronic stocks”, NYSE Texas, After NYSE re -inserted it on the New York Chicago Stock Exchange. The TXSE group creates the Texas Stock Exchange in the state as well.

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During the state of the state of the state of the state of Texas Greg Abbott in early February, Texas described “the most powerful economy in America.”

Texas economy It is worth $ 2.6 trillion, according to the Ruler’s Office.