“Despite the company’s stellar performance and record earnings, many Googlers have not received meaningful compensation increases,” one top-rated question began. Read More
As global markets navigate through a period of subtle shifts and key economic updates, investors are closely monitoring the landscape for opportunities that align with both growth and stability. In this context, dividend stocks often come into focus as they can offer potential income alongside capital appreciation, making them appealing during times of market uncertainty and economic recalibration.
STORY: Airbus delivered more jets over the first half of the year, but it's battling mounting headwinds. Industry sources estimate the aerospace giant handed over about 323 new aircraft. That would be up about 2% on last year, with official figures expected next week. But the sources estimate deliveries fell short of targets in June. That would tally with a warning from Airbus last week that it was cutting its goals for the year. It now aims to deliver 770 jets, instead of the 800 initially planned. The firm cited a shortage of engines, structural parts and interiors. As a result it put back plans to raise output of its best-selling A320neo family of jets. It still expects to hit a record rate of 75 per month, but not until 2027 - a year later than expected. Right now it makes 50 per month. There was no comment on the latest reports from Airbus. But some analysts are already cutting their forecasts for its output next year.
As the Q1 earnings season comes to a close, it’s time to take stock of this quarter's best and worst performers in the processors and graphics chips industry, including Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) and its peers.
Investors often turn to dividend stocks for a reliable source of income. However, while the average dividend growth rate in the Canadian market was about 6.3% last year, not every company meets this standard. Companies like Aura Minerals, which have seen their dividends decline over time, present a higher risk and may not be ideal for those seeking dependable dividend growth.
As the craze of earnings season draws to a close, here's a look back at some of the most exciting (and some less so) results from Q1. Today, we are looking at general industrial machinery stocks, starting with Hillenbrand (NYSE:HI).
Constellation’s beer business has grown steadily over the past decade on the back of popular imported brands like Modelo and Corona.
Dividend-paying stocks are often sought after for their potential to provide a steady income stream. However, caution is warranted when a company's payout ratio becomes excessively high, as this could indicate that its dividends are not sustainable over the long term. In this article, we will explore two dividend stocks: one that presents an attractive investment opportunity and another that may pose risks due to its high payout ratio.
Investing in dividend stocks is generally viewed as a way to generate reliable income. However, caution is advised when the payout ratio of a company, like Birchcliff Energy, becomes excessively high. This could indicate that the dividends might not be sustainable over the long term, posing potential risks to investors looking for stable returns.
Being AI ( NZSE:BAI ) Full Year 2024 Results Key Financial Results Revenue: NZ$40.4m (down 7.7% from FY 2023). Net...
A teenager who crashed a BMW SUV while driving 190 km/h, causing the deaths of her sister and a friend, was sentenced Tuesday during an emotional hearing that saw many in the courtroom, including the judge and lawyers, struggle to contain their emotions. The girl, who was 16 years old at the time of the incident, will spend two years on probation under conditions that include community service. She is also prohibited from driving for five years. Court heard that four teens were in the car the ni
Laurence Tribe explained what the Supreme Court decision means in "practical purposes" and it's "devastating."
NEW YORK — Ivanka Trump broke her weekslong silence regarding her father’s recent hush money criminal conviction during a podcast appearance released Tuesday. The former White House staffer said the experience has been agonizing. “On a human level, it’s my father and I love him very much, so it’s painful to experience, but ultimately, I wish it didn’t have to be this way,” she said on “The Lex ...
Collective amnesia seems to have struck the conservative majority on the Supreme Court, especially around the question: Is the president above the law?Five of the six conservative justices who ruled to give the president absolute immunity for “core” presidential duties seem to have made contradictory statements during their Senate confirmation hearings.“No man is above the law,” Neil Gorsuch told Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-VT) during his confirmation hearing in 2017. Read more at The Daily Beast.Get
Usually, a first lady looking radiant on the cover of Vogue is a PR coup for any presidential administration and a carefully-cultivated statement for a magazine that primarily covers fashion but also insists on its seriousness and depth.There have been some huge, unenforced errors in first lady features–profiling Asma al-Assad as a cosmopolitan “rose in the desert” as her dictator husband slaughtered thousands of Syrian civilians may have been the biggest–but generally, respected first lady + ta
Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck are reportedly selling their prized possessions amid reports that divorce is imminent.
Motive still being investigated, but shooting ‘could’ have racial element, police say
One person suggested President Joe Biden take advantage of the ruling and "fire the Court and appoint one that doesn’t work for Trump."
"I’ve lived my life, I don’t want pain anymore,” said Jan Faber before his death
Linda Blackford: A new, more powerful Donald Trump is threatening you, Mitch McConnell, and thanks to your Supreme Court, his threats suddenly have a lot more gravity.
Princess Anne has shared her first public message since leaving hospital where she received treatment for minor head injuries and concussion. Details...
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