Time for Investors to Worry About Too Much Dividend Growth
What happens when a company's focus on dividends and return of capital to shareholders becomes too strong? Does it end up simply gutting its future?
What happens when a company's focus on dividends and return of capital to shareholders becomes too strong? Does it end up simply gutting its future?
Dow Chemical announced that it has decided to split off and sell its chlorine business to Olin, which will make Olin the largest chlorine producer in the world.
We received the Jefferies Franchise Picks list, and thought that many of the stock make very good sense for growth investors looking to take profits and shift holdings.
Yahoo announced late on Thursday that it plans to buy back an additional $2 billion in shares, but this plan is much larger than it seems.
Next week’s initial public offering for Internet registrar GoDaddy could put a market value of as much as $3 billion on the company.
A new report from Deutsche Bank speculates that the semiconductor industry slowdown is not entirely due to the much reported weakness in personal computer sales.
Friday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades include Cisco Systems, EMC, GameStop, Novavax, Tesla Motors and Yahoo.
In a new report from RBC, while they think the selling and profit taking in biotechs could go on, they also hold fast that industry fundamentals are still very positive.
BlackBerry reported better-than- expected fourth-quarter and fiscal 2015 earnings before markets opened Friday morning.
Investors should be worried about GameStop's view of its own future. It has stopped growing and actually may be shrinking.
Likely few people would be surprised that China is the overwhelming source of global "attack traffic." For the time being, not much can be done about it.
At what point does GameStop have to admit that the challenges of being a retailer of video games has simply become a very daunting challenge?
SolarEdge Technologies had its initial public offering Thursday, and needless to say, it was met with a big gain on its trading debut.
Netflix Inc.Is Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) fairly valued? Most analysts have mixed views on the subject and price targets range between $245 and $600. 24/7 Wall St has referenced a recent report by Argus…
Micron Technology and Intel announced Thursday the next big step in their collaboration in flash and NAND technology.