If you're looking to earn passive income from your investments, look no further than dividend stocks. However, not all dividend stocks are alike. Some companies pay dividends that grow over time. Others take a more aggressive approach with high dividend yields that are more vulnerable to future cuts. If high-yield dividend stocks sound appealing to you, two companies that have likely made it onto ...
If you're looking to earn passive income from your investments, look no further than dividend stocks. However, not all dividend stocks are alike. Some companies pay dividends that grow over time. Others take a more aggressive approach with high dividend yields that are more vulnerable to future cuts. If high-yield dividend stocks sound appealing to you, two companies that have likely made it onto your radar are Ares Capital Corporation (NASDAQ: ARCC) and AGNC Investment (NASDAQ: AGNC) . These two companies boast impressive yields of more than 10%, but have very different business models. Here's what you need to know if you're considering investing in either of these high-yield dividend stocks. Image source: Getty Images. Continue reading
Hong Kong’s Fire Services Department has yet to launch prosecutions in 34 cases involving mini-storage premises that failed to comply with safety hazard orders, with some sites first inspected as far back as 2016, the Audit Commission has said. The commission also revealed on Wednesday that none of the 249 industrial buildings required to improve fire safety measures in their common parts had comp...
Hong Kong’s Fire Services Department has yet to launch prosecutions in 34 cases involving mini-storage premises that failed to comply with safety hazard orders, with some sites first inspected as far back as 2016, the Audit Commission has said. The commission also revealed on Wednesday that none of the 249 industrial buildings required to improve fire safety measures in their common parts had complied with the orders issued under a law that took effect in 2020. Fire safety at industrial...
FEATURE Stock futures were rising on Wednesday ahead of the Federal Reserve’s policy decision and a slew of Big Tech earnings. These stocks were making moves in premarket trading: Seagate Technology surged 17% after the hard-drive maker beat analysts’ earnings and sales targets for its fiscal third quarter and issued strong guidance, signaling to investors that data-storage demand remains robust.
FEATURE Stock futures were rising on Wednesday ahead of the Federal Reserve’s policy decision and a slew of Big Tech earnings. These stocks were making moves in premarket trading: Seagate Technology surged 17% after the hard-drive maker beat analysts’ earnings and sales targets for its fiscal third quarter and issued strong guidance, signaling to investors that data-storage demand remains robust.
Bloom Energy ( BE ) reported better-than-expected first-quarter results and raised guidance sharply, sending shares up +12% before the open on Wednesday. Revenue of $751.1M, more than double the prior-year quarter, also came above consensus by $211.08M. Non-GAAP EPS of $0.44 beat by $0.31. Bloom Energy lifted FY26 revenue guidance to $3.4B–$3.8B from $3.1B–$3.3B. The new range brackets the prior S...
Bloom Energy ( BE ) reported better-than-expected first-quarter results and raised guidance sharply, sending shares up +12% before the open on Wednesday. Revenue of $751.1M, more than double the prior-year quarter, also came above consensus by $211.08M. Non-GAAP EPS of $0.44 beat by $0.31. Bloom Energy lifted FY26 revenue guidance to $3.4B–$3.8B from $3.1B–$3.3B. The new range brackets the prior Street consensus of $3.65B. The company said it also raised gross margin guidance to 32%–34% Oracle ( ORCL ) on Monday picked Bloom Energy as the sole power source for Project Jupiter, a data center campus in New Mexico of up to 2.45 gigawatts. The project will replace previously planned gas turbines and diesel backup generators entirely with Bloom's systems. CEO KR Sridhar said on the earnings call that more than half of Bloom's current data center backlog comes from customers apart from Oracle, including hyperscalers, neo-clouds, and colocation providers. Sridhar said the company's current manufacturing footprint supports annual production of up to 5 gigawatts and that the pace of revenue growth is constrained by how quickly customers can build their facilities rather than by Bloom's production capacity. “Bloom is rapidly becoming the standard and ‘go-to choice’ for on-site power,” CEO Sridhar said. More on Bloom Energy Bloom Energy Corporation 2026 Q1 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation Bloom Energy: Oracle Reinforces AI Power Surge Bloom Energy: Next-Level Data Center Derivative Play Biggest stock movers: V, STX, BE, HOOD, and more Bloom Energy Non-GAAP EPS of $0.44 beats by $0.31, revenue of $751.1M beats by $211.08M
All three of the chip companies fell Tuesday after The Wall Street Journal reported that ChatGPT-developer OpenAI had missed internal revenue and user targets, sparking worries about AI investment. However, OpenAI told Barron’s the business was “firing on all cylinders.”
All three of the chip companies fell Tuesday after The Wall Street Journal reported that ChatGPT-developer OpenAI had missed internal revenue and user targets, sparking worries about AI investment. However, OpenAI told Barron’s the business was “firing on all cylinders.”
denisik11/iStock via Getty Images Finnish elevator giant Kone ( KNYJF ) to acquire German rival TK Elevator in a €29.4B cash-and-stock deal. Kone will pay €5B in cash and issue 270M new shares valued at about €15.2B, representing 33.8% of shares and 18.3% of votes post-deal. It will also assume €9.2B in TK Elevator's net debt, which it plans to refinance. "The transaction is expected to create sub...
denisik11/iStock via Getty Images Finnish elevator giant Kone ( KNYJF ) to acquire German rival TK Elevator in a €29.4B cash-and-stock deal. Kone will pay €5B in cash and issue 270M new shares valued at about €15.2B, representing 33.8% of shares and 18.3% of votes post-deal. It will also assume €9.2B in TK Elevator's net debt, which it plans to refinance. "The transaction is expected to create substantial value through synergies of approximately EUR 700 million in annual run-rate pre-tax cost savings, anticipated to be achieved with full P&L effect by the end of year three after completion of the transaction," the company said Combined pro forma sales for the last year would reach €20.5B, with 65% from high-margin service and modernization. The transaction with TKE’s private equity owners ranks among Europe’s largest takeovers lately and stands as the biggest deal ever in Finland. More on KONE Oyj KONE Oyj 2026 Q1 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation KONE Oyj 2026 Q1 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation KONE Oyj (KNYJY) Shareholder/Analyst Call - Slideshow Most oversold large-cap industrial stocks on Wall Street amid Middle East disruptions Kone in talks to purchase competitor TK Elevator - Bloomberg