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 The deal to combine the third and fourth largest wireless companies in the U.S. appears to be close to approval by the federal government. But, the ranks of states attorneys general against…
Stocks to buy as the Federal Reserve lowers interest rates.
The proposed acquisition of Sprint by T-Mobile has been handed some more bad news. That is also bad news for investors looking for dividends and safety in the businesses, and for telecom…
24/7 Wall St. screened the Merrill Lynch research universe looking for companies that do most of their business in the United States, with little if any exporting of products or services. These…
These four blue-chip leaders have been battered. Despite having higher yields than almost all top stocks, they are not outrageously risky by any means, and shareholders are paid handsomely to sit and…
T-Mobile's pending acquisition of Sprint has taken yet another turn. The U.S. Department of Justice is set to block the merger.
While most investors had been led to believe that the proposed acquisition of Sprint by T-Mobile would be blocked, the FCC has indicated a more favorable position for the proposed merger.
24/7 Wall St. screened the Merrill Lynch Income Portfolio portfolio looking for high-yielding Buy-rated companies and found the following five from different sectors that are solid plays now.
Here are 13 dirt cheap value stocks that are valued at less than 10 times earnings and that also pay steady dividends deemed to be safe as of mid-2019.
The future ownership structure of Hulu now looks quite clear. Disney will assume full operational control of Hulu. The timing of the event: effective immediately!
CenturyLink is proof that investors should never just pile into a stock because it has a high dividend yield. It turns out that not all dividends are created equal.
Investors concerned over the potential fallout from an all-out trade war may want to move to stocks like these, with very little or no exposure to China.
With low volatility ratings, big dividends and some growth potential, these five stocks are ideal for investors looking for something they can add to their portfolios and forget about.
Here is a slate of 15 companies that most retirees likely would want to own in their portfolio now, including AT&T, Boeing, Pfizer and Walmart.
