Telecom Stocks Will Help Kick Off Next Earnings Season. What to Watch From Verizon, Rivals
The companies will be among the first to report when the first-quarter earnings season begins next month.
The companies will be among the first to report when the first-quarter earnings season begins next month.
George Osborne has insisted a money-printing spree that is set to cost the taxpayer £100bn seemed “sensible at the time”.
Many a FTSE 100 stock offers a good yield now, although that could change as the index rises. This one is on my own ISA candidates list. The post With a 10%+ dividend yield, is this overlooked gem the best FTSE 100 stock to buy now? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has announced changes that could affect millions of people across the UK
The Government is reported to be considering a tax break on stamp duty in the 2024 Autumn Statement.
In this article, we’ll take a look into Goldman Sachs’ top 15 stock picks for 2024. If you prefer to skip the introduction about the investment bank and its recent business developments, you can just dive straight into Goldman Sachs’ Top 5 Stock Picks for 2024. Established in 1869 by German immigrant Marcus Goldman, Goldman […]
Stephen Wright’s been looking at a FTSE 100 stock that’s consistently beaten the index and thinks has the potential to keep doing so. The post What grows at 12% and outperforms the FTSE 100? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
BERLIN — President Vladimir Putin of Russia is about to institute a rare tax increase on corporations and high earners, a move that reflects both the burgeoning costs of his war in Ukraine and the firm control he has over the Russian elite as he embarks on a fifth term in office. Financial technocrats in Putin’s government are searching for new ways to fund not just an expensive war in Ukraine but also a broader confrontation with the West that is likely to remain costly for years. Russia is all
It's been an "everything buy bonds" bull rally in markets for months, but BofA is cautiously watching a couple of indicators.
Tesla is going through a crisis. The company, which posted disastrous first-quarter results earlier this month, isn't just losing the over ten percent of its global workforce due to layoffs, a number of high-profile insiders are also looking to jump ship. Longtime Tesla executive Drew Baglino, who joined Tesla in 2006, has sold $181.5 […]
Jon Smith flags up one dividend stock for passive income that has outperformed its sector over the course of the past year. The post 850 shares in this dividend giant could make me £1.1k in passive income appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
This dividend growth stock has smashed the FTSE 100 over the last month. Yet Harvey Jones is approaching it with extreme caution. The post Up 40% in a month! But have I left it too late to buy this top FTSE 100 performer? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Billionaire investor Mike Lynch stands to net £170 million from the deal
With a specific long-term goal for generating passive income, this writer explains how he thinks he can learn from billionaire Warren Buffett. The post I’d follow Warren Buffett and start building a £1,900 monthly passive income appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Here’s how much I’d invest and which stocks I’d target for a portfolio focused on passive income for an earlier retirement. The post How much should I put in stocks to give up work and live off passive income? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
City Comment: The LSE’s tech incumbents appear to be seizing the first chance to exit
Is it too early to think about the Lloyds share price getting up close to £1? Almost certainly. But I'm not going to let that stop me. The post 3 things that could push the Lloyds share price towards £1 appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Here’s a stock I’m holding for recovery and growth from the FTSE All-Share index. Can it be crowned as the king of picks? The post Is Avon Protection the best stock to buy in the FTSE All-Share index right now? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Our Foolish freelancers are putting their money where their mouths are and buying these stocks in recent weeks. The post 7 stocks that Fools have been buying! appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Intel (INTC) posted first quarter earnings revealing better-than-expected profit but a lower-than-expected second quarter revenue forecast. While the market's immediate reaction sent shares lower, the chipmaker promises more for the future as one of the largest recipients of CHIPS Act grants to expand US chipmaking capacity. Intel CEO Patrick Gelsinger joins Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Brian Sozzi for Wealth! to give insight into the company's more cautious second quarter outlook, broader market weakness, and hot AI PC demand. Gelsinger elaborates on what is in store for the future of Intel: "By 2030, we believe that will become the leading AI systems foundry and the second largest foundry in the world. A business that today, as you see in the numbers, is tiny today for external foundry, but we see this becoming a very large capability and consistent with the theme that we've talking about. The world needs geographically balanced, trusted, sustainable supply chains. And we’re going to make that happen in the semiconductor segment. We saw the CHIPS Act coming forward this last quarter as really putting that stamp on the national champion Intel and what we're doing with the total of the $45 billion grant package." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Wealth! This post was written by Nicholas Jacobino
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