Veeva Systems (NYSE:VEEV), a software solutions provider for the life sciences industry, has seen some weakness amid the slowdown in cloud market demand as organizations cope with macro woes.
While the company saw its shares slumping by around 32% over the past three years,
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As business teams become increasingly global and remote, it can be a challenge to keep an enterprise connected. Teams often use multiple devices and various communication methods in a single session, for example video conferencing and instant messaging.
Unified communications is the integration of all those aspects across an organization, which can dramatically improve productivity and efficiency.
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Although the market has been driven higher by growth stocks in recent years, history suggests that dividends are a key driver of long-term stock returns.
In addition to providing a steady flow of income, dividends can bolster total returns and even provide investors with some protection against market downturns.
Smart dividend stocks to buy that have the potential to generate decades of reliable income include Johnson &
Recently, billionaire David Tepper went on CNBC to declare that the moves by China’s equivalent of the Federal Reserve to stimulate their economy amounted to a “buy everything” call.
Similar to how we stated “buy everything” in US markets back in 2010 when the Federal Reserve announced their commitment to do whatever it took to stimulate the US economy,
Fintech lender and financial services provider SoFi (NASDAQ:SOFI) was among the companies hit hard by the stock crash of 2021. At its peak, the company’s shares traded at over $25. Today, the stock is priced under $10 per share.
Recent developments, however, have given SoFi some renewed momentum and opened up the strong possibility of a turnaround.
Amid increasing uncertainty, investing in an industry resilient to economic downturn, such as the automotive sector, might be wise. The sector has shown enduring strength over time and typically bounces back from periods of economic downturn. Its strength is predicted to continue, and it is ready for progress and invention until 2035.
Last week Mark Zuckerberg unveiled Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) latest hardware product, Orion augmented reality glasses,
As it ventures deeper into the world of AR and wearable technology, there’s a very real possibility that this is Meta’s “iPhone moment,” revolutionizing the tech landscape as Apple’s iconic smartphone did in 2007.
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Oh sure, NVIDIA may get the headlines but perhaps an under-the-radar AI play is where your attention should be flowing.
ASML (NASDAQ:ASML) is the only company in the world that produces extreme ultraviolet lithography machines, a critical technology for the most advanced semiconductor manufacturing.
For TSMC, who is crucial in the semiconductor supply chain,
Before old Warren could hang up his gloves and call it a day at Berkshire Hathaway, a new wave of technology may well have taken his baton and started to run with it.
What do we mean? Well, it seems a new ETF has launched aimed at mimicking the moves of the top investors in the world.
Forget the Magnificent 7 for a moment, and consider the merits of owning a boring old real estate company that has grown revenues predictably at a rapid rate for the past 3 years.
Rexford Industrial Realty owns one of the most concentrated portfolios of industrial real estate in Southern California, an area where vacancy rates for industrial properties have hovered near 1% over the last decade.
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