Ian Salisbury

“Boomer candy” funds got the name because they appeal to retirees. Goldman Sachs sees opportunity and acquires ETF company Neos.

Yeti Holdings stock sank after earnings despite a profit beat and raised guidance, leaving shares trading at a steep discount to the consumer discretionary sector.

Amcor’s Berry Global acquisition is starting to deliver on promised cost savings, helping make the packaging company’s 5.5% dividend yield look more attractive.

Investors got three new private-asset options in July. Companies behind the new funds say they are designed as long-term investments.

Aqua Capital snapped up shares after a price drop.

Based on “shareholder yield,” which includes share buybacks, financials yield close to 5%, compared with less than 3% for REITs.

Universal’s The Odyssey is a blockbuster, but Comcast investors remain focused on the company’s struggling broadband business ahead of earnings.

Truist Financial delivered strong second-quarter earnings Friday, but investors may be more focused on what the leadership transition to incoming CEO Michael Lyons could mean for the bank’s strategy.

The artificial-intelligence-driven data center boom has been lifting the American economy, and sparking political blowback.

Plenty of food and snack companies are facing headwinds, from cost inflation to competition from small brands. Payouts are at stake.

Big Blue is loved for its payouts, but the stock’s drop should get the attention of investors who want a cushion against wild market swings.

Regional banks, real and consumer stocks can all have good payouts.

Regional banks were hit hard by rising rates in 2022, but they have staged a comeback.

Bristol Meyers Squibb and Medtronic are safer healthcare dividend plays these days.

Most tech stocks are having another great year, leading to worries that market-tracking index funds are overvalued and far too concentrated. Here are five defensive sectors—and 13 funds—that can provide protection.

Conagra Brands’ new CEO inherits slowing growth, heavy debt, and the S&P 500’s highest dividend yield. Will he cut the payout?

Regional banks offer better dividends than the big money center banks.

The telecom company still has a secure payout and modest growth in its tank.

Several of the best-performing dividend ETFs of 2026 have benefited from heavy exposure to AI-related semiconductor stocks, leaving investors more vulnerable to a tech selloff than they may realize.

Large value stocks are cruising past their growth counterparts this year. What’s behind the revival—and where funds are finding the best value.