AT&T remains one of the county's largest companies, and it has a dividend that produces a generous yield. No other public corporation of its size comes even close.
Douglas A. McIntyre A report this past weekend suggests that movie theater operator Cinemark is open to the possibility of taking over some leases from AMC.
Investors have a chance to buy five top stocks with huge dividends payouts at discount pricing. Even if recovery in the share prices takes a while, the high dividends will make the…
Walt Disney management made it clear at its investor day that its streaming services growth will crush the competition.
When 24/7 Wall St. recently picked America's five worst-run companies of 2020, AT&T took the top position.
Douglas A. McIntyre 24/7 Wall St. looks at large public companies to find those that did particularly poorly in the past year due more to strategic decisions than the pandemic.
Netflix is raising its membership fee by $1 a month beginning in January. Is now the right time to do that?
Investors have a chance to buy these five blue-chip stocks with huge dividends payouts at discount pricing. Even if a recovery in the share prices takes a while, the high dividends will…
AT&T Inc’s (NYSE: T | T Price Prediction) stock has posted the worst performance of any large-cap company this year. It is off by 27% in 2020, which is more than any…
AT&T reported earnings that matched analysts' expectations and revenue that was higher than expected. But the magic for the company is its fat dividend and the company's expectation that it will continue.
Paul Ausick Tuesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included American Electric Power, Apache, AT&T, ConocoPhillips, Bluebird Bio, Fortinet, Intel, IBM, Kinder Morgan, New Residential Investment, Snap and Verizon.
Here is what to expect from some of the most anticipated quarterly results due this week, including Netflix, Philip Morris and Tesla.
Monday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included American Express, AT&T, CRISPR Therapeutics, DocuSign, ONEOK, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Shopify and Tesla.
What may make sense now is for nervous investors to hunker down in safe dividend-paying stocks of companies with products that will not go out of demand, at least until the election…
One thing AT&T has going for it is that it has a long history of raising its dividend. Given current circumstances, how much of a dividend hike can be expected now?
