Being the wealthiest man in the world on paper tends to draw some attention. This is why investors and outsiders watch new equity investment positions taken by, or sold by, Warren Buffett…
The top dividend-paying telecommunication stocks had a very solid first quarter, due in part to the fact that the first six weeks of the quarter were a nightmare as the market was…
Lee Jackson Investors love when companies pay dividends. More specifically, they love companies that are raising their dividends year after year.
These stocks should do well for years regardless of who the next president is. They all have incredible franchises, long and mature product silos and, importantly, very strong consumer brand awareness.
Insiders continued to buy shares this past week, and some were in very beaten down stocks such as Seagate Technology and Pandora Media.
A recent research report from Jefferies focuses on stocks that not only have very solid franchises but remain priced at a level that puts them into a value category.
Synacor watched its shares absolutely explode early on Thursday following a contract with a telecom giant. The company announced that AT&T.
Chris Lange It probably make sense now to move out of high volatility momentum type stocks into more conservative dividend-paying companies that will continue to crank out solid earnings regardless of who is president.
AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T) reported first-quarter 2016 results after markets closed on Tuesday. The telecom giant reported adjusted diluted quarterly earnings per share (EPS) of $0.72 on revenues of $40.5 billion. In…
Paul Ausick AT&T is scheduled to report its first-quarter financial results after the markets close on Tuesday.
Chris Lange 24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview Apple, Exxon, Facebook and some of the other most anticipated quarterly reports that are scheduled for this week.
These four Jefferies Franchise Picks are rated Buy and pay the highest dividends. They make good sense for investors now.
A new Merrill Lynch research report handicaps and refines earnings estimates for the stocks in the firm's telecom universe, and three leading companies are listed as the key stocks heading into the…
Lee Jackson Google was likely the only company that could or would offer free broadband, a part of its mission to allow every American access to the new world of communication, news and entertainment.
Analysts are concerned that this earnings season could be the worst quarterly comparisons since the end of the recession. Goldman Sachs even worries now that good economic news is bad news is…
