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FEATURES - MAIN Parents of teenagers demanding driving lessons will quickly reacquaint themselves with what some car manufacturers call the passenger-side assist grip. The more popular name has three words starting with “oh” and ending with “handle,” with an s-word in the middle that shan’t be employed here.
FEATURES - MAIN Parents of teenagers demanding driving lessons will quickly reacquaint themselves with what some car manufacturers call the passenger-side assist grip. The more popular name has three words starting with “oh” and ending with “handle,” with an s-word in the middle that shan’t be employed here.
For years, leasing was a great option for consumers to offset high EV price tags, as well as rapidly developing technology, but now those leases are coming back, and that could mean big problems.
For years, leasing was a great option for consumers to offset high EV price tags, as well as rapidly developing technology, but now those leases are coming back, and that could mean big problems.
Don't let the Iran conflict or AI anxiety distract you. Market dips are healthy and often lead to major bounces. Kevin Matras will keep you focused and ready to capitalize on a fourth year of double-digit growth.
Don't let the Iran conflict or AI anxiety distract you. Market dips are healthy and often lead to major bounces. Kevin Matras will keep you focused and ready to capitalize on a fourth year of double-digit growth.
imaginima/E+ via Getty Images As market grapples with volatility, below is a list of the top 10 large-cap energy stocks with market capitalizations of $10 billion or more, ranked by their forward dividend yield. The list is topped by Western Midstream Partners, LP ( WES ), with a dividend yield of 8.84%. MPLX LP ( MPLX ) and Plains All American Pipeline, L.P. ( PAA ) are next, with Energy Transfer...
imaginima/E+ via Getty Images As market grapples with volatility, below is a list of the top 10 large-cap energy stocks with market capitalizations of $10 billion or more, ranked by their forward dividend yield. The list is topped by Western Midstream Partners, LP ( WES ), with a dividend yield of 8.84%. MPLX LP ( MPLX ) and Plains All American Pipeline, L.P. ( PAA ) are next, with Energy Transfer LP ( ET ) and Enterprise Products Partners L.P. ( EPD ) rounding out the rest of the top five. Other notable large-cap energy players on the list include Viper Energy, Inc. ( VNOM ), Cheniere Energy Partners, L.P. ( CQP ), and ONEOK, Inc. ( OKE ). Chevron Corporation ( CVX ), despite ranking tenth for yield at 3.58%, stands out with a Strong Buy Quant rating of 4.89, the highest on the list. Here is the list: Western Midstream Partners, LP ( WES ), Dividend yield: 8.84% MPLX LP ( MPLX ), Dividend yield: 7.70% Plains All American Pipeline, L.P. ( PAA ), Dividend yield: 7.54% Energy Transfer LP ( ET ), Dividend yield: 7.08% Enterprise Products Partners L.P. ( EPD ), Dividend yield: 5.86% Viper Energy, Inc. ( VNOM ), Dividend yield: 5.12% Cheniere Energy Partners, L.P. ( CQP ), Dividend yield: 5.07% ONEOK, Inc. ( OKE ), Dividend yield: 4.85% Antero Midstream Corporation ( AM ), Dividend yield: 3.96% Chevron Corporation ( CVX ), Dividend yield: 3.58% Energy ETFs: ( XLE ), ( AMLP ), ( VDE ), ( XOP ), ( OIH ), and ( IXC ) More on energy stocks Macro Insights: The Hormuz Crisis Says No, But The Market Says Yes Crude Oil Structure Offers Interesting ETF Trading Opportunities S&P 500 Earning Estimates Are Surprisingly Rising And $100 WTIC Oil Is Not Expensive U.S. crude oil posts largest one-day dollar gain in six years after Trump's hawkish Iran speech Energy soars as the strongest S&P 500 sector in Q2
Acting AG Todd Blanche: Investigating ActBlue Allegations Is A Top Priority The Democratic Party's premier fundraising machine is in serious legal jeopardy, and the new man running the Justice Department just made clear he intends to do something about it. The New York Times reported on Thursday that ActBlue’s own lawyers had warned its leadership in early 2025 that it may have lied to Congress ab...
Acting AG Todd Blanche: Investigating ActBlue Allegations Is A Top Priority The Democratic Party's premier fundraising machine is in serious legal jeopardy, and the new man running the Justice Department just made clear he intends to do something about it. The New York Times reported on Thursday that ActBlue’s own lawyers had warned its leadership in early 2025 that it may have lied to Congress about how it screens out illegal foreign donations. In 2023, ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones sent a letter to Republican congressional investigators assuring them the platform used rigorous safeguards. The letter described "multilayered" screenings that helped "root out" overseas contributions. What the platform's own legal team later discovered was considerably more inconvenient: those protections weren't consistently applied in practice. “ This presents a substantial risk for ActBlue ,” the law firm, Covington & Burling, wrote in one of two memos expressing legal concerns. One memo raised the specter of a criminal investigation if prosecutors believed that ActBlue had tried to conceal facts about its efforts to prevent foreign contributions. Federal election law prohibits foreign citizens or people who are not permanent residents from donating directly to federal candidates or political action committees. Lying to or obstructing Congress is a crime. The memos instigated a meltdown at the highest levels of ActBlue, one of the Democratic Party’s most vital financial organs. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, freshly installed at the helm of the DOJ after Pam Bondi's departure, went on Jesse Watters' Fox News show Thursday and left little ambiguity about where this investigation stands. “I can tell you that that is a priority of this administration and this Department of Justice,” Blanche said. “And it's something that a lot of people have been worried about it for a very long time. And you should rest assured that it includes the Department of Justice, and it includes me....
UConn men and women are both in the Final Four 20,000 customers of Jordan’s Furniture could be repaid College basketball players aren’t the only ones poised to win big in this year’s March Madness. A New England furniture chain is offering to reimburse customers for products bought earlier this year if both the UConn men’s and women’s basketball teams reach the championship games. Continue reading...
UConn men and women are both in the Final Four 20,000 customers of Jordan’s Furniture could be repaid College basketball players aren’t the only ones poised to win big in this year’s March Madness. A New England furniture chain is offering to reimburse customers for products bought earlier this year if both the UConn men’s and women’s basketball teams reach the championship games. Continue reading...
Grandson of Reese’s cups inventor claims Hershey faked a pledge to switch back to original chocolate recipes The grandson of HB Reese , the inventor of Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups, has accused the chocolate giant Hershey of faking a pledge to investors to switch back the recipes of its popular products – including KitKat – to the original milk and dark chocolate ones. A confectionary-focused dust-u...
Grandson of Reese’s cups inventor claims Hershey faked a pledge to switch back to original chocolate recipes The grandson of HB Reese , the inventor of Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups, has accused the chocolate giant Hershey of faking a pledge to investors to switch back the recipes of its popular products – including KitKat – to the original milk and dark chocolate ones. A confectionary-focused dust-up between Brad Reese and the $42bn Pennsylvania-based company began in February when Reese, 70, accused the company of “quietly replacing” the ingredients – or “architecture” – in his grandfather’s invention with cheaper “compound coatings” and “peanut-butter-style crèmes”. Continue reading...