Nasdaq OMX Group has partnered with mDog.com to launch mobile.nasdaq.com, the mobile edition of Nasdaq.com. The offering features real-time stock quotes, pre-market and after-market data, charts and press releases as well as a quirky feature called Guru Analysis that assigns percentage ratings to stocks relative to the trading methodologies of certain investment managers and professional stockpickers. At this time, the mobile site offers a few news articles written by freelancers instead of turning to mainstay business news providers like AP, Reuters and Bloomberg.
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