Verizon has struck the latest blow in the dividend duopoly of high dividends in the major telecom stocks. It has increased its quarterly dividend to more than 57 cents per common share.
A new study from Rootmetrics has ranked the top four U.S. wireless carriers for the first half of 2016 on a variety of metrics.
In a new Rootmetrics study, T-Mobile finished fourth in the national "overall" measure, which includes reliability, speed and more.
In a new Rootmetrics study, Sprint finished third in the national "overall" measure, which includes reliability, speed and more.
In a new Rootmetrics study, AT&T finished second behind Verizon in the national "overall" measure, which includes reliability, speed and more.
Verizon Communications has proved once again that it has a quality edge in the United States over the other big four carriers.
Every company in the United States likes to promise an exceptional customer experience. Yet some corporations do a truly abysmal job keeping that promise — these companies provide very poor customer service.…
Dividend aristocrats are members of the S&P 500 that have increased their dividends for at least 20 consecutive years. These are four that investors can buy now and hold forever.
While there is no guarantee that these stocks all thrive after the November election, they all have very strong and mature franchises that should continue to drive earnings regardless of who sits…
The short interest data for the July 29 settlement date are out and it almost feels like short sellers are getting a bit panicked about the market rally.
The latest Speedtest report indicates that internet speeds in the United States have hit record levels and that Xfinity broadband crushed its competition in download speed.
These are clearly not the most exciting companies on Wall Street, but if you are an investor concerned about where to own shares, the United States remains the clear-cut winner.
Best Buy's initial offer for customers who pre-order the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 includes a fitness watch or a memory card with the purchase or lease plus activation of the device.
Sometimes stocks reach valuations that are hard to justify, even if they are very well-known stocks that happen to be the market darlings of that time.
The general consensus is that telecom is overbought and a crowded trade, but Merrill Lynch thinks that from a yield perspective it still makes sense for investors looking for dividends.
