Emerson Electric Co. will go ex-dividend on February 14, allowing investors to earn a US$0.5275 per share dividend. The dividend payment is scheduled for
The announcement of new tariffs by President Trump has energized US stock markets. Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq indexes saw significant pre-market gains,
Elliott Investment Management has acquired a significant stake in BP, resulting in a notable increase in share price. The firm considers BP undervalued compared
Roblox is currently rated as a “Moderate Buy” by industry analysts. The average price target for Roblox is projected at $64.19, indicating potential growth.
Asian markets are experiencing volatility amid rising uncertainty and data releases. Japan reported a record current account surplus, highlighting strong overseas investment returns. The
Nvidia’s 10-for-1 stock split in June 2024 increased its market capitalization to $3.55 trillion. The stock split aims to make Nvidia shares more accessible
Wolverine World Wide will pay a dividend of $0.10 per share, yielding 1.9%, aligned with industry standards. The company is not currently profitable, though
AGCO Corporation’s revenues fell to $12 billion, down 2.3% from expectations, resulting in significant losses for shareholders. The company reported a statutory loss of
Apple has transformed from struggling in the 1990s to a leader in technology, particularly with products like the iPhone. The company has conducted five
As earnings season approaches, investors should focus on stocks with strong growth potential. Nvidia is a leading tech stock with expected gains from an
EULAV Asset Management increased its stake in Micron Technology by 80%, now holding 90,000 shares worth approximately $7.6 million. Micron’s stock price recently fell
Nvidia’s stock experienced a significant drop of 17% in January due to competition from Deepseek AI. Deepseek AI’s creation of a powerful Large Language
Nvidia’s stock rebounded to $129.67 after overcoming recent uncertainty. Investors regained confidence following a 4% rally amid strong earnings from major tech firms. Amazon
Meta, Microsoft, Amazon, and Alphabet plan to invest $325 billion in capital expenditures by 2025. This marks a 46% increase from last year’s spending,