Is This Beverage Titan Paying 6.17% at Rock Bottom?
Ambev is a monster $32.9 billion company with an extensive portfolio of beer, soft drinks, and beverages. Although it has a significant market presence in Latin America, particularly in Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico, it may be best known for operating as part of Anheuser-Busch InBev, the world’s largest brewer.
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1 Underrated Tech Stock to Beat the Market
The CPaaS, or communication platform as a service, market is seeing tremendous growth. According to Juniper Research, the CPaaS industry could hit the $10 billion revenue mark globally by the end of 2022. And if businesses continue adopting APIs for business-to-customer and customer-to-business interactions, it could reach $35 billion by 2026. One underrated company serving this industry has the potential to beat the market: Twilio (NYSE:TWLO).
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Is SNAP a Buy After the Crash?
When a stock bombs, it’s usually best to run for cover. Every once in a while, though, it’s worth a closer look. If the fundamentals are strong, the future prospects are good, and the selloff was overblown, it’s possible the company’s stock is on sale.
So many stocks have dipped to record lows in recent months that it makes it tough to separate the great buys from the risky ones.
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If You Could Only Buy 1 Stock, This Would Be It
Putting all your eggs in one basket is usually a bad idea, unless that basket is heavily diversified. Yet most companies fail the diversification test. Google is still largely a bet on advertising. Uber is mostly a bet on ridesharing and food delivery. And Netflix is a bet on streaming content. If even the titans of technology fail the diversification test,
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How To Blow $3 Billion
Among the many rules of business is be careful in whose playground you are competing. Gaming companies learned this the hard way a few years ago when they built their businesses on top of the Facebook platform. So too did media companies like PopSugar. When Facebook decided to focus more on surfacing individual posts over corporate ones,
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NVIDIA Investing In Tiny Robotics Firm, Should You Follow?
NVIDIA gets a lot of attention for designing some of the world’s most powerful GPUs. It’s difficult to imagine that the recent advancements in artificial intelligence would have happened without NVIDIA. After all, OpenAI trained ChatGPT with 10,000 NVIDIA GPUs connected to a Microsoft supercomputer.
But NVIDIA actually does much more than build efficient processing units.
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66% Upside In Asian Ride-sharing Stock?
Grab Holdings has evolved into Southeast Asia’s leading super-app with operations spanning ride-hailing, food/grocery delivery, and financial services.
Growth momentum has been strong, particularly since 2023 which was a pivotal year when Grab hit its first quarterly profit. That took place in Q4 2023 on $653 million revenue, up 30% year-on-year.
Under the hood,
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Trafigura warns of volatility in 2025 as first-half profit inches up
LONDON :Commodities traders could struggle to capitalise on politically driven market volatility rather than supply and demand disruptions in 2025, trading house Trafigura said on Thursday, as it reported a slight rise in first-half net profit.
The unlisted Swiss-based trading house reported a 3 per cent rise in net profit to approximately $1.52 billion for the six months ending March 31,
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