Bullish on the business opportunities in India, European aircraft maker ATR is in discussions with scheduled and non-scheduled operators to explore sale of its aircraft.
Considering the growth potential of the Indian market, a senior ATR official said it expects the country to have 300 more turboprops in the next 10 years.
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Tesla has defined bearish investors for many years. People criticized the valuation when the corporation was worth $10 billion and those voices rang louder when the company reached a $100 million market cap.
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It’s usually a wise idea to save money now for expenses you may face in the future.
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Social Security benefits are eligible for a cost-of-living adjustment each year that’s tied to inflation.
While COLAs are supposed to keep up with inflation in theory,
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Before diving into trading options with real money, a good first step for both novice and experienced traders is to practice their strategies and familiarize themselves with the platform they …
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It’s an unfortunate truth that getting divorced, no matter the age, can have a devastating impact on your finances.
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There is no cap on dividends paid from accumulated profits of earlier years, but distributions from general reserves are subject to stricter limits on both quantum and rate.
In either case, companies must account for depreciation and adjust any current or past losses before distributing dividends.
Further, dividend payout from general reserves requires shareholder approval,
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How would you like to get paid every quarter (and sometimes every month) to own a stock? That’s exactly what happens when you invest in dividend stocks. Sometimes, the amount you are paid to own these stocks can be very attractive.
Three Motley Fool contributors believe they’ve found stocks you can buy right now that have mouthwatering dividends.
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Investors often view value stocks and growth stocks as mutually exclusive. This is likely because growth stocks often trade at premium valuations, and value stocks tend to attract conservative investors, or those focused on income more than growth. That essentially describes investors like Warren Buffett.
However, Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway includes stocks such as Amazon and T-Mobile that arguably tend more toward growth than value.
I find myself still pondering the surprise announcement from Warren Buffett, age 94 and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, that he is retiring because he was “beginning to feel his age.”
I keep wanting the man to expand. Specifics on “feeling his age” would be helpful and greatly appreciated.
He did say he noticed he was operating at a different speed.
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