This Chinese Tech Giant Quietly Cut Its Buyback 80% to Fund AI
Yahoo Financeby Joel South·2d ago
Quick Read - Alibaba (BABA) slashed buybacks 80% year over year while CapEx surged 75%, as CEO Eddie Wu declared AI the company's "most certain growth engine."
Prediction: ExxonMobil Raises Its Dividend More Than Wall Street Expects
Yahoo Financeby Todd Shriber; The Motley Fool·2d ago
Dividends are great, but what's even better for long-term investors is knowing that they're holding shares of a company that's a true dividend stock, not just a stock that pays a dividend.
What Happens to Your Money If You’re in the Hospital for 30 Days?
SavingAdvice.com Blogby Drew Blankenship·2d ago
A month in the hospital can turn your financial life upside down even when you have good health insurance.
Japan Borrowing Costs Reach 1996 Highs: Will the Weak Yen Hurt Bitcoin?
Yahoo Financeby Lockridge Okoth·2d ago
Japan's 10-year government bond yield (JP10Y) touched 2.945%, its highest level since September 1996.
DIVO Was the Quality-Income Pick. Its International Twin Yields 5.6% and Beat It by 5 Points
Yahoo Financeby David Beren·2d ago
Quick Read - IDVO outpaces DIVO by 5 points year-to-date and 10 points over 12 months, while yielding 5.6% against DIVO's stripped-down mid-4s regular payout.
Western Carriers widens Devaliya MMTC services
Business Lineby Mithun Dasgupta·2d ago
Logistics company Western Carriers, which launched its multimodal cargo terminal in Gujarat last year, has added more service destinations across the country and more service offerings for various...
ET World Leaders Forum: India is playing it right, but becoming a sporting nation is still a long way off
Economic Times·2d ago
"Sometimes, I used to lose bouts at the nationals, and they would think 'kya hi karegi ye', my mother would say leave it and come back home...
Big woes of small transporters
Business Lineby Bal Malkit Singh·2d ago
The road transport industry is the backbone of the nation’s economy, carrying nearly 70 per cent of domestic freight and ensuring uninterrupted movement of goods countrywide.
Money Diaries: It's back to school, end of summer, will you be watching your spending?
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Ahead of Nvidia Earnings, Here's What Barchart Data Says Comes Next for NVDA Stock
Yahoo Financeby Wajeeh Khan·2d ago
Nvidia (NVDA) stock is inching lower ahead of the artificial intelligence (AI) chip leader's fiscal Q2 earnings, scheduled to be released after the market closes on Aug. 26.
Climate change and corruption are also driving up interest rates
ABC News Australiaby Alan Kohler·2d ago
As Paul Keating would say, the pet shop galahs are talking about the reason long-term interest rates are surging: the competing demands for money from big-spending governments and AI companies.
‘We can’t run our businesses’: Canadian companies react to U.S. tariffs - National | Globalnews.ca
globalnews.caby Pooja Misra·2d ago
Canadian businesses are bracing for more uncertainty as a new round of U.S. tariffs take effect following the collapse of trade talks between Canada and the United States.
Why Social Security Can't Be the Center of Your Retirement Income Plan
Yahoo Financeby Maurie Backman; The Motley Fool·2d ago
I was talking to some friends the other day about juggling college and retirement savings, and one of them joked, "What retirement savings?"
Air cargo growth hits the fast lane
Business Lineby Aneesh Phadnis·2d ago
Freighter operators are deploying more capacity to India to tap the demand from the e-commerce, engineering and electronics segments.
2 Energy Stocks Riding the Data Center Power Crunch
Yahoo Financeby Stefon Walters; The Motley Fool·2d ago
Few topics have been as widely discussed in recent years as artificial intelligence (AI). It has taken over the tech world, the business world, and seemingly everything in between.
'Exceptional' summer heatwaves in Europe hurting economy
ABC News Australiaby Alison Xiao·2d ago
Across Europe, extreme weather is drying up rivers. From the Rhine to the Danube to the Po, critical waterways are falling to record lows.
Dozens of defence insiders now lobbying for the industry, analysis shows
ABC News Australiaby Samantha Dick·2d ago
Dozens of former defence officials, including ministers, high-ranking officers and senior staffers, have jumped from government roles into lucrative lobbying firms or the defence sector, Four...
J.P. Morgan just poured cold water on Bessent's bond fix
Yahoo Financeby Tobi Opeyemi Amure·2d ago
Anyone who has carried a balance knows the small relief of moving it. The amount does not shrink. The due date moves, the pressure lifts, and it becomes easy to read that quiet as progress.
Term deposit rates will rise - but is that where your money should be?
RNZ Nationalby RNZ; Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa·2d ago
Term deposit rates might have a bit further to increase, but savers should ask themselves whether it is really the right place to put their money.
'It will come back': Wellington business owners optimistic despite ongoing challenges
RNZ Nationalby RNZ; Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa·2d ago
'It will come back': Wellington business owners optimistic despite ongoing challenges Wellington business owners know the city's economy is still struggling, but they are "cautiously optimistic"...
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