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High yields on government debt had made utilities' dividends less appealing, but the situation has changed.

Markets News: Starbucks reported record revenue in its fourth quarter as it improved sales and efficiency at its existing stores and opened hundreds of new ones. Re

Peloton, which saw a surge in demand for its connected home fitness equipment during the pandemic, has seen sales plummet amid a shift in consumer demand

The Seattle coffee giant opened 816 net new stores in the quarter, ending its fiscal year with more than 38,000 stores worldwide

International Business News: Boeing reported a $1.64 billion loss for the third quarter on Wednesday as it delivered fewer copies of its best-selling plane and sunk more money int

Boeing reported a $1.64 billion loss in the third quarter due to lower deliveries of its best-selling plane and increased costs for building Air Force One jets. The company lowered its forecast for 737 Max production and said production and deliveries of 737s will be slowed due to inspections and additional work. Excluding special items, the company lost $3.26 per share.

The amount of trade restrictions has increased tenfold, while industrial policies aimed at reshoring and ‘friendshoring’ strategic industries are multiplying

Projections range from zero to low single-digit growth. The evidence from early reporters so far is positive, but then there are unusual surprises—up or down.

Analysts surveyed by FactSet had expected outstanding consumer credit to rise by $11.3 billion. Instead, it fell by $15.6 billion.

We are looking for large-cap U.S. companies with substantial total shareholder yields