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 Net income attributable to Nasdaq totaled $141 million, or 81 cents
per share, up from $85 million, or 50 cents per share, a year
earlier.
Not including one-time items, the New York-based company earned 69
cents per share, topping the consensus of analysts by 2 cents,
according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
Revenue rose 23 percent to $520 million.
Nasdaq last year closed a $390 million deal to buy Thomson Reuters
Corp's <TRI.TO> investor relations, public relations and multimedia
services businesses.
It also financed a $750 million deal to buy eSpeed, the electronic
Treasuries-trading platform, from BGC Partners Inc <BGCP.O>, giving
it a foothold in fixed income.
Market services revenues, which include derivatives, cash equities,
fixed income and access and broker services, rose 9 percent to $204
million.
Technology solutions revenues, which include corporate solutions and
market technology, rose 89 percent to $149, helped by the Thomson
Reuters deal.
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Information services revenues, which include market data and index
licensing and services, rose 10 percent to $109 million.
Listing services revenues were up 2 percent to $58 million.
(Reporting by John McCrank; editing by
Jeffrey Benkoe and Sophie Hares)
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