7 Alternative Energy Stocks With Massive Market Growth in the Coming Years
Alternative energy stocks have been on a tear recently and we've identified seven that are well-positioned for both share price and revenue growth.
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2 Big Mergers: One a $4 Billion Cash Deal, the Other Still in the Rumor Mill
One big merger was announced Wednesday when Allstate offered to pay $4 billion in cash for insurer National General. A second merger between two medical device makers has also been rumored.
CEO Turnover Ticks Up in June; 3 Out Over Race
More than 660 U.S. CEOs have left their jobs in the first half of this year. While the total is down by nearly 9% year over year, job cuts announced by U.S. firms are…
Why Dominion Is Still a Stock to Buy After Its Unit Sale to Warren Buffett
While investors were not happy about Dominion Energy's sale of natural gas assets and other major changes to the company's business, analysts were more upbeat.
Capital Flows Into Gold ETFs for Seventh Straight Month
Positive net inflows into exchange-traded funds continued for a seventh straight month in June. Two U.S. ETFs accounted for 67% of the total.
How Sunrun’s Vivint Acquisition Compares to Buffett’s Natural Gas Deal With Dominion
Residential solar installer Sunrun is acquiring Vivint a few days after Berkshire Hathaway acquired the natural gas pipeline business of Dominion Energy.
Why GM Looks Better Off Than Ford or Fiat Chrysler
The Detroit Three automakers are having a lousy year that is not expected to improve much. But what about next year, and the year after that? Which one is better positioned to claw back…
Q2 Auto Sales Skid Unlikely to Reverse Soon
Second-quarter sales from the three major U.S. carmakers fell by more than a third year over year. A recovery in May and June could fizzle though and the summer could be a bust for…
Why Tesla Is the World’s Most Dominant Automaker
Tesla announced Thursday that it delivered more than 90,000 vehicles in the second quarter despite the fact that its California plant was closed for 41 days due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
7 Bank Stock Dividends That Still Look Safe Heading Into 2021
The Federal Reserve has created a formula to determine whether a bank can pay third-quarter dividends. Of the nation's eight largest banks, seven have said they will pay their dividends.
7 Stocks That Could Surge With a US Infrastructure Program
A $1.5 trillion infrastructure bill passed the U.S. House on Wednesday. If it (or some other similar bill) were to be enacted, here are seven companies that could reap significant benefits.
After Sprint/T-Mobile Merger, Dish Aims to Be the #4 Wireless Company Now
Dish Network has completed its $1.4 billion acquisition of T-Mobile's Boost Mobile wireless service. The satellite TV provider is looking to become a major player in the wireless business.
YRC Worldwide Adds Government as Its Largest Shareholder in $700 Million Funding
Trucking company YRC Worldwide scored a $700 million CARES Act loan to cover short-term obligations and to enable planned capital spending.
States, Automakers Line Up in Court Fight Against Lower Fuel Economy Standard
More than two dozen state and local governments along with several environmental groups and five automakers have indicated their intention to file briefs in a lawsuit against the EPA related to automobile mileage requirements.
June Job Cuts 300% Higher Than Last Year, Half as Many as May
The monthly job losses report from outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas shows a big improvement month over month. However, quarterly and year-to-date totals set new records.
Will Postmates Provide the Food Delivery Boost Uber Needs?
Ride-hailing service Uber is reportedly near an acquisition of food delivery service Postmates for an estimated $2.6 billion.
Airbus Expected to Fire Thousands, Matching Boeing Job Cuts (Updated)
Aircraft maker Airbus is expected to announce that it will fire more than 14,000 workers as the company struggles to overcome the effects of the COVID-19 outbreak on demand for air travel and new…
CEO Economic Outlook Plunges in Q2
The Business Roundtable released results its second-quarter CEO survey, noting that the quarter's index score was the lowest in more than a decade.
Moody’s Downgrades Automakers’ Debt; Poor June Sales Expected
Debt rating agency Moody's has downgraded some $130 billion in automakers' debt.
Shell Knocks Off $20 to $27 Billion of Oil, Gas Value
Netherlands-based Royal Dutch Shell revised its second-quarter outlook and now expects to take noncash, pretax impairment charges in the quarter totaling $20 billion to $27 billion.