Finance

AT&T’s financials have been improving, and a dividend hike may be inevitable.

The king of e-commerce is still a powerhouse to be sure, but that doesn’t necessarily make it your best growth investment option at this time.

Investing in a value- and income-focused ETF is a great way to rebalance your portfolio if you are too concentrated in growth stocks.

Enbridge has many ways to capitalize on AI-powered growth drivers.

Plain-as-day bargains can still be found, even with the innovation-fueled Nasdaq Composite powering to a fresh all-time high.

When I look at this trio of consumer-oriented stocks, I feel confident that I’ll be owning them until it’s time to pass them on to my daughter.

Despite improvements in its business, the yield trap has been spring.

The giant is stumbling while the upstart is surging.

These companies are on track to win big from their lucrative niches thanks to AI.

Datadog is delivering a healthy mix of revenue growth and profitability, with a little help from artificial intelligence (AI).

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These companies aren’t expensive, considering their growth so far and long-term prospects.

This company has delivered nearly triple Amazon’s stock growth since 2019.

New venture to be backed by SoftBank.

Zscaler and The Trade Desk might be better near-term growth plays.

Sky-high dividend yields suggest these stocks are too hot to handle, but billionaires bought millions of shares in the first quarter.

Meta’s management spent more on this line item in Q1 than any quarter since 2021.

The electric-truck maker might be an interesting play for speculative investors.

The story of growth just can’t offset the massive dilution, the huge losses, and the weak balance sheet.