Drug Distributor Cencora Falls; Blame Walgreens, Not The Supreme Court
Cencora stock and other drug distributors fell on Wednesday, hit by Walgreens results, not the ruling that killed an opioid settlement.
Cencora stock and other drug distributors fell on Wednesday, hit by Walgreens results, not the ruling that killed an opioid settlement.
Customers arriving at Asda’s Bournemouth superstore this month would have been forgiven for immediately turning around and going home.
The UK's central bank reckons there's a heightened risk of a sharp stock market correction. Here's a share I've got my eye on, in case that happens. The post Get ready for a stock market correction, says the Bank of England appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Savers must act now to protect their wealth from the Government – and a possible incoming Labour administration.
Looking for the best cheap FTSE 100 shares to buy next month? Here are two that Royston Wild believes could be dangerous investor traps. The post 2 cheap FTSE 100 shares I’ll avoid like the plague in July! appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
With the countdown to the general election now in its final week, Labour has continued to do little to answer questions or quell concerns about its tax plans should it win power.
Two US-listed firms and one British stock — why did these three Fools sell these particular shares? The post 3 stocks that Fools have recently sold appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
The Netherlands is expected to pay billions of pounds in compensation to taxpayers after a divisive levy on investments and second homes was shot down by the Dutch Supreme Court.
Melius Research projects Nvidia will generate $270 billion in cash over the next three years, potentially setting the stage for huge shareholder returns.
The Diageo share price has been falling for years, but Harvey Jones wants to make doubly sure he benefits when it bounces back. The post The Diageo share price keeps falling – time to buy more? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
The stock market hates uncertainty, so we may see a surge for FTSE 100 shares late next week once the result of the election is in. The post What’s the best FTSE 100 stock to buy now the general election is almost behind us? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Christopher Ruane explains how and why he'd buy this trio of FTSE 100 shares to build a second income of almost £600 each month. The post I’d buy these 3 cheap shares to try and build a £590 monthly second income appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Penny shares can often soar and slump far more dramatically than bigger stocks. And this one just did exactly that. The post This penny share just fell 20%. Time to load up? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
I've been watching these two penny stocks for a long time. And right now, I think they might just be on the verge of a strong decade. The post A once-in-a-decade opportunity to buy these 2 penny stocks this cheaply? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Can our writer retire early, even if just by a year or two, thanks to putting some money into UK shares now? He hopes so -- here's how! The post £17,800 in savings? I’d buy UK shares to try and retire early appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Our writer already likes the look of the 7% Aviva dividend yield. Could the prospect of a higher prospective yield tempt him to invest? The post The Aviva dividend yield is 7%. I think it could reach 8% — or even 9%! appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
There's something of a trend around legacy software firms and their soaring valuations: Companies founded in dinosaur times are on a tear, evidenced this week with SAP's shares topping $200 for the first time. The Germany-based enterprise software provider was valued at $92 billion two years ago, and $156 billion 12 months back, meaning its market cap has grown more than 50% in the past year alone. CEO Christian Klein has overseen SAP's turnaround since 2020, focusing on helping customers transition to the cloud while striking useful partnerships with hyperscalers such as Google and Nvidia along the way.
Central banks have been actively and massively buying gold over the last few years. In its report published this week, UBS highlighted the sustained interest in gold by central banks, underscoring its role as a hedge against inflation, a diversifier during market stress, and a credible asset in times of economic turmoil.
This time, BT 'smells' different, and I finally believe it may make a decent investment for passive income from the dividend. The post Is telecoms giant BT now a no-brainer stock for passive income? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
As global markets exhibit mixed signals with modest gains in the U.S. and challenges in China, investors continue to search for stable returns amidst fluctuating economic indicators. In this context, dividend stocks often attract attention for their potential to offer regular income and relative stability in diverse market conditions.
GameStop shares snapped out of a recent funk on Thursday with momentum carrying into Friday as the most high-profile proponent of the stock returned to social media for the first time in more than a week. The influence of Keith Gill, known as Roaring Kitty on social media, is not to be underestimated. GameStop stock advanced 3.7% on Thursday after starting in the red, with the shares up 0.6% on Friday.