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A: G Mining Ventures Corp., $10.43, symbol GMIN on Toronto (Shares outstanding: 221.9 million; Market cap: $2.3 billion; Resources & Commodities sector; TSINetwork Rating: Speculative; No dividends paid; www.gmin.gold), acquires development-stage gold projects and then works to commercialize them....
The Bank of Canada and other central banks are now cutting their benchmark lending rates as inflation returns to pre-pandemic levels.
That’s good news for utility stocks like Fortis, which carry large debt loads to finance investments in new power plants and other projects....
That’s good news for utility stocks like Fortis, which carry large debt loads to finance investments in new power plants and other projects....
Campbell Soup Co. offers a solid yield and earnings growth over the next year as it cuts costs significantly to boost margins and changes its name too.
RUSSEL METALS INC., $44.24, is a buy. Through their shares, investors tap one of North America’s largest metals distribution companies, with a growing focus on value-added processing.
The company carries on business in three segments: metals service centres, energy field stores and steel distributors....
The company carries on business in three segments: metals service centres, energy field stores and steel distributors....
K-BRO LINEN INC., $36.96, symbol KBL on Toronto, is the largest owner and operator of laundry and linen processing facilities in Canada. K-Bro operates across Canada and the U.K. and provides a range of linen services to healthcare institutions, hotels and other commercial accounts that include the processing, management and distribution of general linen and operating room linen.
K-Bro currently operates ten processing facilities and two distribution centres under two distinctive brands, including K-Bro Linen Systems Inc....
K-Bro currently operates ten processing facilities and two distribution centres under two distinctive brands, including K-Bro Linen Systems Inc....
WALMART INC., $90.44, New York symbol WMT, is a buy.
The company is the world’s biggest retailer, with over 10,660 outlets in 19 countries.
Walmart continues to benefit as inflation draws more shoppers to its value-focused stores, particularly for groceries and health products....
The company is the world’s biggest retailer, with over 10,660 outlets in 19 countries.
Walmart continues to benefit as inflation draws more shoppers to its value-focused stores, particularly for groceries and health products....
CISCO SYSTEMS INC., $58.55, Nasdaq symbol CSCO, remains a buy.
Through their shares, investors tap a global producer of hardware and software that links and manages computer networks.
With the April 2024 payment, Cisco raised your quarterly dividend by 2.6%....
Through their shares, investors tap a global producer of hardware and software that links and manages computer networks.
With the April 2024 payment, Cisco raised your quarterly dividend by 2.6%....
Long-time readers know that we aim to keep you informed of important news about the stocks we cover. That means highlighting developments and plans that promise to bolster investor gains. Here are two buys that stand out this month:
GEN DIGITAL INC., $29.44, is a buy. The firm (Nasdaq symbol GEN; TSINetwork Rating: Extra Risk) (gendigital.com; Shares o/s: 616.2 million; Market cap: $18.1 billion; Dividend yield: 1.7%) is the parent company for several security-related consumer brands, including Norton, LifeLock, and Avast, in addition to Avira, AVG, and CCleaner.
Gen continues to attract new customers....
GEN DIGITAL INC., $29.44, is a buy. The firm (Nasdaq symbol GEN; TSINetwork Rating: Extra Risk) (gendigital.com; Shares o/s: 616.2 million; Market cap: $18.1 billion; Dividend yield: 1.7%) is the parent company for several security-related consumer brands, including Norton, LifeLock, and Avast, in addition to Avira, AVG, and CCleaner.
Gen continues to attract new customers....
J.M. Smucker Co.’s $5.6b Hostess brands acquisition expanded its snack portfolio and begins delivering improved revenues and earnings.
On April 3, 2020, aerospace and military equipment maker RTX Corp. (formerly called Raytheon Technologies, New York symbol RTX) spun off its Otis (elevators) and Carrier (heating and air conditioning equipment) businesses. For each UTX share they held, investors received 0.5 of a share in Otis and 1 share in Carrier.
Investors prefer pure-play firms, which is why Carrier has shot up about 484% since the split while Otis has gained 122%....
Investors prefer pure-play firms, which is why Carrier has shot up about 484% since the split while Otis has gained 122%....