Group 1: Nasdaq's All-Day Trading Initiative - Nasdaq has submitted a proposal to the SEC to launch "all-day trading" services starting in 2026, aiming to meet the growing demand for continuous trading from investors [1][2] - The plan includes extending daily trading hours from 16 to 23 hours, operating five days a week, with a new schedule that includes a one-hour maintenance window [3] - This initiative reflects a trend towards globalization in trading, with other exchanges like the New York Stock Exchange and Chicago Board Options Exchange also announcing similar plans [2][4] Group 2: Medline's IPO - Medline's IPO, set to take place on December 17, is expected to be the largest in the U.S. for the year, with a pricing of $29 per share for 216 million shares, aiming to raise approximately $6.26 billion [4][5] - The company, which produces medical supplies, has seen significant growth, reporting revenues of $20.6 billion and a net profit of $977 million for the past nine months [5][6] - Medline's IPO is notable as it ranks among the few U.S. IPOs in the last decade to raise over $5 billion, joining the ranks of companies like Uber and Rivian [6]
纳斯达克交易所申请“全天候”交易 今晚将迎来美股年内最大IPO发行