The S&P 500 Dividend Monarchs, also known as Dividend Kings, are a group of companies that have consecutively increased their dividends for at least 50 years, demonstrating their resilience and quality through various economic downturns and market crises.
Rising gas prices under President Biden's watch have led to financial strain for Americans, with some describing the receipts at the pump as "painful" and "ridiculous."
Ford is offering a $1,500 rebate to Tesla owners who purchase an F-150 Lightning or a Mustang Mach-E, as the automaker targets Tesla in its efforts to boost EV sales.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy explains that the company is focused on establishing the necessary building blocks for generative AI, rather than competing directly with companies like Microsoft and Google, as it aims to make "GenAI" a new pillar of the company alongside AWS and Prime.
Banks and major financial firms are reporting their quarterly earnings, with JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Citigroup, BlackRock, and State Street all expected to release their results on Friday, and investors are cautiously awaiting the earnings as bank stocks have traded near their recent peaks.
Shares of electric vehicle startups Rivian Automotive Inc. and Lucid Group Inc. have hit all-time lows after Ford Motor Co. lowered prices on its electric pickup truck, raising concerns about a price war in the industry and its impact on profitability.
Morgan Stanley's wealth management arm is under investigation by multiple regulators, including the SEC and the OCC, over concerns regarding the bank's client due diligence and monitoring of financial activity.
Ford is finally shipping 144,000 redesigned F-150 and Ranger pickup trucks that were held back due to quality issues, while also restarting shipments of F-150 Lightning electric trucks and lowering their prices.
The Department of Veterans Affairs has introduced the Veterans Affairs Servicing Purchase program (VASP) to help veterans at the highest risk of foreclosure, but many veterans who were harmed financially by the VA's mishandling of the COVID mortgage forbearance program may not qualify for the new assistance.
The Minneapolis City Council has voted to delay the start of an ordinance that would have required rideshare companies to pay higher rates, allowing Uber and Lyft services to continue in the city until July 1.
Rite Aid plans to close 53 additional stores in nine states as part of its bankruptcy proceedings, aiming to address high debt and improve financial performance.
The Biden administration has approved the construction of a deepwater oil export terminal off the Texas coast, which environmentalists argue contradicts President Biden's climate agenda and will result in significant greenhouse gas emissions.
The Minneapolis City Council has voted to delay the implementation of a new policy that sets pay for drivers of Uber, Lyft, and other rideshare services by two months, allowing time for new rideshare companies to start up and potentially fill the gaps left by Uber and Lyft.
US stocks rose on Thursday as a cooler-than-expected reading on producer prices eased investor concerns over inflation, while Apple stock experienced its best day in 11 months amid reports of plans to enhance its Mac computers with new AI-focused processors.
Homebuyers are being impacted by surging mortgage rates, leading to a decline in purchase applications, while refinancing applications have increased due to the threat of rising rates.
The hot economy in the US is casting doubt on the widely anticipated interest rate cuts, possibly delaying their start this summer or removing them entirely, due to higher-than-expected inflation and robust economic growth.
The Alfa Romeo Milano is a crossover that breaks with tradition by having questionable styling choices and a lackluster interior.
Traders drove up shares of Rent the Runway by over 220% after the apparel rental company announced its reliance on artificial intelligence tools for growth, making it a symbol for small businesses leveraging AI, according to chief investment officer Michael Ashley Schulman.
Uber and Lyft have decided to continue operating in Minneapolis until July 1st after the city council extended the deadline for a new minimum wage for rideshare drivers.
Instagram is introducing new tools to protect young people from sexual extortion, including a feature that automatically blurs nudity in direct messages, as the social media platform aims to combat image abuse and make it harder for criminals to target teens.
Former CEO of Digital World Acquisition (DWAC), Patrick Orlando, is suing his replacement, Eric Swider, for allegedly hacking his files and orchestrating a scheme to take control of the publicly traded company.
The father of Levion Parker, who died after drunkenly jumping from a Royal Caribbean cruise ship, questions how his underage son was served so much alcohol, as he insists his son wasn't suicidal.
Home shoppers are faced with the decision to buy now or wait for lower mortgage rates, as the potential downside of waiting is that lower rates could attract more buyers and drive up prices.
The Nasdaq achieves its first record closing in three weeks as stocks bounce back from a 422-point drop on Wednesday.
Two Federal Reserve officials, New York Fed president John Williams and Boston Fed president Susan Collins, have provided reassurances to investors that interest rates could still be cut this year despite recent inflation concerns. Williams expects a gradual reduction in rates if the economy progresses as expected, while Collins believes more data is needed to be confident about inflation decreasing.
Two Federal Reserve officials, John Williams and Susan Collins, reassured investors that interest rate cuts are still possible this year despite recent inflation concerns. Williams stated that gradual rate reductions could begin this year if the economy performs as expected, while Collins emphasized the need for more data to confirm a downward trend in inflation before making cuts.
Oakland International Airport is considering changing its name to San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport in order to improve travelers' awareness of its location and attract more flights and passengers.
Globe Life (GL) stock is plummeting after being targeted in a short report by Fuzzy Panda alleging widespread insurance fraud, sexual assault cases, and other issues.
Nvidia's stock receives a boost from Raymond James, as the firm increases its price target and maintains a "strong buy" rating.
Investors should take advantage of the inflation-induced market sell-off and buy stocks, as suggested by Fundstrat's Tom Lee, who believes that the stock market decline is another buyable dip due to continued disinflation progress and the possibility of a Fed interest rate cut in June.
Vertex Pharmaceuticals has acquired Alpine Immune Sciences in a $4.9 billion deal, with analysts praising the move and highlighting the potential of Alpine's best-in-class treatment for IgA nephropathy, a chronic kidney disease.
Fujifilm Diosynth Biotechnologies is planning a $1.2 billion expansion of its Holly Springs campus in North Carolina, which will create 680 high-paying jobs and make it one of the largest biomanufacturing facilities in North America.
Investors can earn $500 per month from JPMorgan stock by owning approximately 5,172 shares, based on the bank's quarterly dividend of $1.15 per share and a dividend yield of 2.35%.
Tesla stock is projected to fall around 30% in 2024 due to lower vehicle deliveries and declining profit forecasts, leading analysts to slash earnings predictions and question the timing of buying or selling Tesla stock.
Jeff Bezos, former CEO of Amazon, and his fiancée Lauren Sanchez joined over 200 other guests at a White House state dinner hosted by President Joe Biden in honor of the Prime Minister of Japan, Fumio Kishida, alongside other prominent figures from business, politics, and entertainment.
Investors may want to exercise caution before buying the dip in Nvidia's shares, considering the stock's premium valuation and the risks associated with its unpredictable earnings growth trajectory, customer concentration, and potential competition in the AI chip space.
Costco is reported to be selling up to $200 million worth of gold and silver bars each month, driving an increase in the company's e-commerce sales.
Rent the Runway shares are soaring as the company expects significant improvements in 2023 and a milestone year in 2024, with plans to break even and generate free cash flow.
US stocks wobbled as a cooler-than-expected reading on producer prices helped ease concerns over rising inflation, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite gained and oil prices fell despite tensions in the Middle East.
A new study reveals that where you live can impact your happiness, with Arlington, Virginia ranked as the city with the happiest residents.
U.S. producer prices rose at the fastest pace in almost a year, but the increase was lower than expected, easing concerns about inflation and reducing expectations of rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.
The Nasdaq achieves its first record close in three weeks as equities rebound following a 422-point decline in the Dow.
In-N-Out burger chain's owner, Lynsi Snyder, fought to keep costs down in California as minimum wage legislation caused prices to rise and prompted some chains to close locations.
Analysts at Citi, UBS, and Goldman Sachs do not expect the Federal Reserve to cut rates in June due to the need for more confidence in inflation data and higher-than-expected CPI numbers.
Former President Donald Trump's wealth and financial status have deteriorated significantly, with legal issues, bankruptcy declarations, and declining stock prices, leading to him being stripped of his membership in Bloomberg's billionaire index; however, a potential victory in the upcoming U.S. presidential election could help restore his fortunes.
Dimming the lights during takeoff and landing on night flights helps passengers and crew adjust to the dark and see the floor lights that lead to exits in case of an emergency evacuation.
Investors are growing more optimistic about Alphabet Inc.'s artificial intelligence strategy, as the company shows its AI capabilities and rebounds from recent setbacks.
Rite Aid is closing 53 more drugstores, including four on Long Island, as part of its bankruptcy reorganization, with factors such as lease obligations, store performance, and local business conditions influencing the decision-making process.
Today's mortgage rates have increased compared to yesterday, with a 7.375% interest rate on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage and a 6.500% interest rate on a 15-year fixed-rate mortgage, emphasizing the importance of checking and comparing rates before applying for a loan.
Delta Air Lines is updating its boarding system to make it less confusing for passengers, with passengers now boarding in groups numbered from one to eight rather than by specific names or customer rankings.
