Procter & Gamble recently announced an increase in its quarterly dividends for both common and preferred stocks to $1.0568 per share, indicating a focus on shareholder returns. Despite this positive move, the company’s share price declined by 2.29% over the last quarter. During this period, the broader market saw significant volatility primarily due to tariff uncertainties,
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Dividend-paying stocks have long been a part of investment portfolios geared toward providing income instead of long-term capital appreciation. But since companies that pay big dividends are often older,
In the midst of the global market sell-off triggered by President Donald Trump‘s tariffs, Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett has seen a significant increase in his net worth.
What Happened: Since the beginning of 2025, Buffett’s wealth has grown by $11.5 billion.
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WASHINGTON — Russia could be forced to end the war in Ukraine because it will run out of money to pay its troops, according to experts at the DC-based Institute for the Study of War.
The country has burned through roughly half of its $106 billion liquid sovereign-wealth fund, which is used to pay troops’ salaries and new recruits bonuses,
Top minds at UBS Global Wealth Management say the US still has a path to avoid a recession, even though it’s more like a tightrope than a four-lane highway.
President Donald Trump’s ever-shifting trade policy has led to fears that a downturn is imminent, which spooked markets.
Many oil and gas industry executives enthusiastically supported President Donald Trump’s bid for a second term as U.S. president. The first Trump administration was distinctly pro-energy. It wasn’t surprising, therefore, that energy stocks soared immediately following Trump’s victory in the November 2024 election.
But should you buy energy stocks hand over fist with Trump in the White House?
B. Riley analyst Nick Giles lowered the firm’s price target on Peabody Energy (BTU) to $19 from $27 and keeps a Buy rating on the shares. The firm cut estimates for the met coal names ahead of the Q1 results. On average, its Q1estimates moved lower by 29%.
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Warren Buffett is the long-time CEO of the conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.A)(NYSE: BRK.B). His stock-buying prowess is legendary and many investors follow his portfolio moves closely, hoping to get some great ideas to help them direct their investing efforts.
One of the easiest investment ideas to glean from Berkshire’s business portfolio is buying midstream stocks.
Whether billionaire Elon Musk steps away from his work with the federal government and the Department of Government Efficiency remains to be seen.
A new cybersecurity threat is targeting one of America’s most critical lifelines: Social Security. According to Georgia State University professor David Maimon, scammers are selling full access to stolen Social Security accounts on the dark web, putting benefit checks at risk for millions of Americans.
Scammers gain access to Social Security accounts by stealing login credentials—often through phishing attacks—and then selling access online.
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