Many mergers have been announced or have closed, but just seven recent and pending deals have transformed how analysts and investors alike are having to view corporate America.
China had a lot more to lose than the United States in the trade war over tariffs and policies. That is still true, but U.S. companies are feeling the burn too.
With Treasury debt way overbought and too expensive, very secure dividend stocks are the way to go now, and 24/7 Wall St. found five that look very solid and are rated Buy…
With much of the European sovereign debt trading with negative rates, demand may continue for U.S. Treasury debt, pushing yields even lower. That could mean a return to bond proxy stocks for…
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Thursday included AT&T, Caterpillar, Dollar General, Electronic Arts, Etsy, Facebook, Spirit Airlines, Tesla and Xilinx.
The ongoing merger saga between T-Mobile and Sprint finally may be coming to a close, as regulators seem more likely to approve the $26 billion merger.
24/7 Wall St. screened the Merrill Lynch US 1 list looking for the stocks paying the highest dividends, as rates are going nowhere this year or next, and the total return component…
24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview of the most prominent of the many earnings reports that are expected this week, including Amazon, Ford and Starbucks.
IBM reported second-quarter results after markets closed Wednesday. Big Blue beat on earnings and revenues but investors want to hear about Red Hat and the company was mostly mum on the subject.
The proposed merger between Sprint and T-Mobile won't change the performance pecking order among the major U.S. mobile network carriers.
24/7 Wall St. screened the top ESG ETFs to see how they differ or are similar. It turns out that these funds have severe overlaps, with Microsoft, Apple, Johnson & Johnson, Alphabet,…
With China and OPEC both getting partial resolutions, here is what investors, economists and analysts are all on the hunt for the rest of 2019. That is stocks to buy, some that…
AT&T has over a 6% dividend yield, but investors should consider that dividend to be safe, even with a trade war in China or if hostilities escalate with Iran.
These five stocks offer investors a degree of safety in a market that appears to be teetering. In addition, they pay consistent and dependable dividends, and they will be around long after…
While debt is a considerable drag on AT&T's financial prospects, the company would need to have a sharp drop in its financial fortunes to cut its generous dividend.
Douglas A. McIntyre 
