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Stock Market Today (2/1/22): UPS, Exxon Power Rally; Alphabet to Split 20-for-1Stock Market Today Investors enjoyed another session of broadly higher prices Tuesday; Google parent Alphabet announces 20-for-1 stock split
By Kyle Woodley
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J&J’s Corporate Split: Just Another Big, Blue-Chip BreakupInvesting for Income Johnson & Johnson is the latest in a line of mega-cap household names that have split their businesses in a bid to boost growth.
By Dan Burrows
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BofA: 13 Stocks to Buy for a Tax-Loss Harvesting Haulstocks to buy A BofA Securities note identifies 13 stock picks that might be temporarily hampered by tax-loss harvesting but are fundamentally sound and could outperform in the coming months.
By Dan Burrows
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Stock Market Today 5/17/21: Loud Merger Monday, Muted Day for MarketStock Market Today AT&T on Monday announced a massive deal to unload its WarnerMedia assets - easily the loudest headline amid a quiet down day for stocks.
By Kyle Woodley
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The "Who's Who" of Streaming Video Stocksinvesting In just a few years, streaming video has exploded from just a couple of serious contenders to dozens of players. Here are nine of the space's biggest stocks to watch.
By Brad Moon
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Dividend Cuts and Suspensions: Who's Paring Back?dividend stocks The COVID-caused flood of dividend cuts and suspensions has slowed to a trickle, but some notable names have still slashed payouts of late.
By Dan Burrows
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11 Defensive Stocks to Buy Now for Harder Times Laterstocks to buy The best time to buy defensive stocks is before you need them. Here are 11 picks to buy now to prepare yourself for an eventual patch of turbulence.
By Dana Blankenhorn
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91 Top Dividend Stocks From Around the Worldstocks These 91 Dividend Aristocrats, from the U.S., Canada and Europe, are among the world's top dividend stocks for payout longevity and safety.
By Dan Burrows
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Beware the Roaring Twentiesinvesting For the first time in years, valuations -- not black swans or politics or the Fed -- are a challenge.
By Jeffrey R. Kosnett
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