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(RTTNews) - Industrial production in the U.S. rebounded by more than anticipated in the month of February, according to a report released by the Federal Reserve on Tuesday.
Looking at the universe of stocks we cover at Dividend Channel, on 3/19/20, Canadian Natural Resources Ltd (Symbol: CNQ) will trade ex-dividend, for its quarterly dividend of $0.425, payable on 4/1/20. As a percentage of CNQ's recent stock price of $9.62, this dividend works
Looking at the universe of stocks we cover at Dividend Channel, on 3/19/20, Spirit AeroSystems Holdings Inc (Symbol: SPR) will trade ex-dividend, for its quarterly dividend of $0.01, payable on 4/9/20. As a percentage of SPR's recent stock price of $25.65, this dividend works
Looking at the universe of stocks we cover at Dividend Channel, on 3/19/20, Air Lease Corp (Symbol: AL) will trade ex-dividend, for its quarterly dividend of $0.15, payable on 4/8/20. As a percentage of AL's recent stock price of $19.71, this dividend works out to approximate
The stock market is now about 30% down from its highs in the quickest onset of a bear market in history. Some stocks have been beaten down to fire-sale prices, and while there are certainly some to avoid, there are some that look like major bargains from a long-term standpoint.
In the war against the coronavirus outbreak, hospitals are definitely on the front line. And hospital stocks haven't been immune to the toll the pandemic is taking on most other stocks. Shares of Community Health Systems (NYSE: CYH) and Tenet Healthcare (NYSE: THC) have plunged
U.S. stock index futures were lower on Tuesday following Wall Street's steepest fall since 1987 in the previous session, as rising business disruptions in an effort to contain the coronavirus pandemic fanned worries over its economic damage.
As the spread of the coronavirus continues, everyone from the medical community to government officials is talking about "flattening the curve." What does it mean, exactly? The "curve" here refers to the line on a graph that rises as the number of cases of a particular infectiou
Tuesday is decision day on soccer's European Championship but if the coronavirus epidemic forces it to be postponed until next year, as is widely expected, it will be only the first of many such calls to be made on the sport's ravaged calendar.
Chilean copper producer Antofagasta said on Tuesday 2019 profit climbed 9.5% on higher sales and lower costs, but flagged it would review its spending plans due to the tough global economy.
Airbus announced it would stop production and assembly activities at its plants in France and Spain for the next four days, as governments there implement new measures to restrict movements and fight the coronavirus outbreak.
Turkey has identified 93 suspects who have made "unfounded and provocative" postings on social media about the coronavirus outbreak and has detained 19 of them, the Turkish Interior Ministry said.
Australia's Macquarie Group asked most of its 15,700 staff to work from home, while the headquarters of the country's No. 3 lender National Australia Bank were evacuated on Tuesday after an employee tested positive for coronavirus.
China's banks, aiming to kick start business after a the coronavirus outbreak prompted a nationwide shutdown, have found a novel way to lure customers: free masks.
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