Ad Watch: Ads that claim Ryan Mackenzie wants to cut Social Security, Medicare lack critical context
This article is part of Ad Watch, a series examining claims made in political ads leading up to the Nov. 5 election. In the column, which The Morning Call revives during major election years, reporter Lindsay Weber researches claims made in political ads, puts them into context and reaches a “verdict” on the accuracy of the claims.
Read MoreHow Much Will IBM Pay Out in Dividends in 2025?
What’s in store for IBM’s dividends in 2025? Here’s how Big Blue’s financial trends and payout policies might affect your portfolio.
Computing-veteran International Business Machines (IBM -6.17%) issued its first dividend check in 1913, and the quarterly payouts have never stopped. The company has also been raising its payout per share for 28 years,
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Read MoreJoe Mazzulla unconventional choice pays dividends in Wizards win
There wasn’t a lot to worry about for Joe Mazzulla heading into Thursday’s road tilt against the Wizards. Boston had blown out Washington in their last two visits to DC last year and the Wizards are in the hunt for Cooper Flagg this season with the roster they’ve assembled.
With Sam Hauser (back) sidelined as a late scratch entering the matchup,
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Read MoreCathie Wood and Warren Buffett Both Own This Dirt-Cheap Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stock. Time to Buy?
Cathie Wood and Warren Buffett have a particular “Magnificent Seven” stock in common.
Cathie Wood and Warren Buffett share few investment traits. Buffett helped build Berkshire Hathaway into one of the world’s most successful investment firms by owning mostly blue-chip stocks to generate steady cash flow. By comparison, Wood’s Ark Invest navigates the capital markets through a series of high-risk,
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Forecast: 1 Year Target Price For Google
Trivia: What AdTech platform grew by 41.2% during 2021?
- Snap (Snapchat)
- Meta (Facebook)
- Alphabet (Google)
Ding, ding, ding! The answer is #3, Alphabet, Google’s parent.
The growth rate seems truly astonishing and here’s why. It’s one thing for a small up-and-coming company to grow revenues by north of 40% annually.
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Alert: Under-the-Radar Stock with HUGE Potential
Investment Alert: Buy Cenovus Energy (CVE) Under $15.30/share
There is a reason Stanley Druckenmiller did not have a down year in the 30 years he managed money. And it’s the same reason he generated returns north of 30% annually on average. He is really, really good at…
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