ISRAELI CHANNEL 13 ON A SECURITY OFFICIAL: THE IRANIAN REGIME WILL NOT FALL SOON AND WILL NEED TIME

Nasdaq Inc. will shorten the timeline for newly listed large-cap companies to enter the Nasdaq-100, allowing eligibility after 15 trading days instead of at least three months. The change, effective May 1, also removes the 10% minimum float requirement. The move aims to speed inclusion of major IPOs, such as a potential listing by SpaceX. Nasdaq said asset managers broadly supported the proposal, reflecting pressure on index providers to adapt as companies stay private longer and debut with large market capitalizations.

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