Nasdaq

Company NDAQ

Last mentioned: Mar 26, 2026

Timeline

  1. New Compliance Deadline

    Estimated final date for CXApp to maintain a $1.00 share price for at least 10 consecutive business days.

  2. Nasdaq Closing Bell

    ROC executives ring the closing bell at Times Square to celebrate the company's transition to a public entity.

  3. Listing Announcement

    ROC announces its milestone listing on the Nasdaq Capital Market and upcoming bell-ringing ceremony.

  4. Aggressive marketing triggers mass adoption of QR payments in Japan.

  5. PayPay reaches 50 million registered users, dominating the domestic market.

  6. Debuts on Nasdaq (PAYP) with a $12.7B valuation and 19% share jump.

  7. Second Extension Granted

    Nasdaq provides an additional 180 days for the company to regain compliance.

  8. Initial Deficiency Notice

    Nasdaq notifies CXApp that its stock price fell below the $1.00 minimum bid requirement.

  9. PayPay Launch

    Launched as a joint venture between SoftBank and Yahoo Japan.

Stories mentioning Nasdaq 7

Market Trends Bullish

ROC to Ring Nasdaq Closing Bell Celebrating Public Listing

Rank One Computing (ROC) will ring the Nasdaq closing bell on March 19, 2026, marking its official transition to a publicly traded company on the Nasdaq Capital Market. The Denver-based Vision AI specialist provides sovereign biometric and video analytics solutions, positioning itself as a key domestic player in the mission intelligence sector.

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Market Trends Bullish

PayPay Hits $12.7B Valuation in Landmark Nasdaq Debut

Japanese fintech leader PayPay successfully listed on the Nasdaq, achieving a $12.7 billion valuation after shares surged up to 19% in early trading. The SoftBank-backed company's debut represents a major strategic victory for Masayoshi Son's portfolio and a significant milestone for Japanese tech firms seeking global capital.

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Earnings Very Bullish

Global-e and Fiverr Post Record 2025 Results Amid Efficiency Push

Global-e and Fiverr reported strong 2025 results, signaling resilience in cross-border e-commerce and the freelance marketplace. Fiverr achieved $430.9 million in annual revenue, a 10.1% year-over-year increase, as both companies pivoted toward margin expansion and operational efficiency.

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