Waste Management Opens CNG Fueling Station in Chino - Analyst Blog
Zacks Equity Research - Zacks Investment Research - Thu Mar 19, 9:50AM CDT
Waste Management (WM) announced the launch of a new compressed natural gas fueling station in Chino in its attempts to increase access to clean-burning fuel in the area.
HURN: 66.50 (-0.88), CEB: 79.26 (+0.96), CRAI: 30.72 (-0.30), WM: 54.55 (-0.18)
Waste Management of Southern California Opens New CNG Fueling Station in Chino
Business Wire - Wed Mar 18, 1:30PM CDT
Waste Management of Southern California today unveiled a new compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling station in Chino that will increase access to clean-burning fuel in the region.
WM: 54.55 (-0.18)
Portfolio Of 30 Getting Rid Of Earnings Deceleration
Abba's Aces - at Seeking Alpha - Sun Mar 15, 3:30PM CDT
GT: 25.66 (+0.48), PRU: 82.68 (+2.47), GLD: 113.57 (+1.28), WSM: 78.70 (-0.72), WM: 54.55 (-0.18), MCO: 104.26 (+1.79)
Top Dividend Stock Waste Management Calm In Tough Market
at Investor's Business Daily - Fri Mar 13, 5:37PM CDT
Waste Management (WM), America's biggest residential recycler, remains near a 16-year high after pulling back gently to its 10-week moving average. The stock is up almost 4% this year and more than 31% over the past 12 months, easily outperforming...
WM: 54.55 (-0.18)
2 Growth Stocks Turning Trash Into Cash
The Street Report - Seeking Alpha - Thu Mar 12, 11:23AM CDT
The demand for waste management and recycling is a long-term trend that's boosted by economic growth - but is also largely recession proof. As spreading global prosperity generates gigantic amounts of garbage around the world, you can profit from...
RSG: 41.80 (+0.15), WM: 54.55 (-0.18)
Waste Management Named To World's Most Ethical Companies List For Eighth Consecutive Year
Business Wire - Wed Mar 11, 10:17AM CDT
Waste Management (NYSE:WM), has once again been recognized by the Ethisphere Institute, an independent center of research promoting best practices in corporate ethics and governance, as a 2015 World's Most Ethical Company(R).
WM: 54.55 (-0.18)
These Stocks Just Raised Their Dividends
Eric Volkman, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Fri Mar 06, 3:04PM CST
Last week was another solid one for dividend raises. Nearly all major sectors of the economy were represented -- a very encouraging sign -- and more than a few of those hikes were well in double-digit percentage territory. It was hard to choose...
HD: 117.49 (+2.33), DHR: 87.15 (+0.14), WM: 54.55 (-0.18)
Waste Management Hits 52-Week High on Dividend Hike - Analyst Blog
Zacks Equity Research - Zacks Investment Research - Wed Mar 04, 10:09AM CST
Shares of Waste Management, Inc. (WM) scaled a 52-week high of $55.27 during yesterday's trading session.
HURN: 66.50 (-0.88), CEB: 79.26 (+0.96), CRAI: 30.72 (-0.30), WM: 54.55 (-0.18)
A Look At Republic Services' Capital Allocation
Josh Arnold - at Seeking Alpha - Tue Mar 03, 6:32PM CST
RSG: 41.80 (+0.15), WM: 54.55 (-0.18)
Low Oil Prices: You'd Be Surprised Which 2 Companies Are Looking to Clean Up
Reuben Brewer, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Tue Mar 03, 12:00PM CST
In February, Republic Services closed a nearly $500 million deal to buy oilfield waste operations from Canada's Tervita Corp. In mid 2013, Waste Management bought two companies that offer similar services. Is this a huge growth opportunity, or...
RSG: 41.80 (+0.15), WM: 54.55 (-0.18)
3 Stocks You Can Buy and Hold for Your Children Over the Next 50 Years
Sean Williams, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Mon Mar 02, 9:11AM CST
I may not be a parent, but the idea isn't lost on me that parents want nothing more than to see their children be successful. They want happiness, health, and wealth for their kids that's on par if not better than their own. Unfortunately, parents...
KMI: 42.12 (+0.59), AAPL: 125.90 (-1.60), AFL: 63.89 (+0.80), WM: 54.55 (-0.18)
9 Stocks With A Vision Of Higher Dividends
Dividends4Life - at Seeking Alpha - Sun Mar 01, 4:39AM CST
MPW: 15.22 (+0.56), HD: 117.49 (+2.33), MAIN: 30.98 (+0.43), ETN: 68.48 (+0.90), SFL: 14.63 (+0.17), CB: 103.13 (+0.93), ORI: 14.99 (+0.13), CMCSA: 59.45 (+0.71), WM: 54.55 (-0.18)
Waste Management (WM) Hikes Quarterly Dividend Payout - Analyst Blog
Zacks Equity Research - Zacks Investment Research - Wed Feb 25, 5:09PM CST
Waste Management (WM) recently announced a 2.7% year-over-year hike in its quarterly dividend payout to 38.5 cents per share.
HURN: 66.50 (-0.88), CEB: 79.26 (+0.96), CRAI: 30.72 (-0.30), WM: 54.55 (-0.18)
Waste Management: Looking For Dividend Growth? Look Elsewhere
Josh Arnold - at Seeking Alpha - Wed Feb 25, 7:51AM CST
WM: 54.55 (-0.18)
Waste Management declares $0.385 dividend
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Tue Feb 24, 3:38PM CST
WM: 54.55 (-0.18)
Waste Management: The Pullback Never Came
Josh Arnold - at Seeking Alpha - Tue Feb 24, 7:49AM CST
WM: 54.55 (-0.18)
The Passive DGI Portfolio: Portfolio Update #3
Financially Free Investor - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Feb 23, 1:38AM CST
DWX: 42.41 (+0.84), LMT: 203.77 (+1.58), CLX: 111.89 (+2.30), MDT: 78.02 (+0.36), MON: 115.75 (+0.37), UTX: 119.46 (+0.08), WMT: 83.24 (+1.72), O: 53.65 (+1.41), INTC: 31.31 (+0.57), PEP: 95.34 (+1.24), JNJ: 102.40 (+0.71), CDK: 48.33 (-0.17), QCOM: 70.04 (+0.21), MSFT: 42.88 (+0.60), APD: 152.71 (+0.47), ABT: 47.47 (+0.03), HCP: 42.44 (+1.20), EMR: 56.69 (+0.42), COP: 63.84 (+1.08), MO: 51.42 (+0.15), WM: 54.55 (-0.18), WBA: 88.23 (+0.87), ADP: 87.77 (+0.40), OHI: 40.67 (+0.75), MCD: 97.05 (+1.07), TEVA: 62.10 (+0.55), PG: 84.74 (+1.36), CVX: 107.03 (+2.28), AFL: 63.89 (+0.80), CL: 69.56 (+1.27)
Dumpster Diving For Dividends
Divhut - at Seeking Alpha - Sun Feb 22, 1:50AM CST
Investing In The Waste Disposal Business Sometimes the least exciting businesses are the ones that can offer the most steady and reliable cash flows and profits which often translates into dependable dividend payments. We all know the saying...
ECOL: 49.44 (-0.19), BIN: 29.58 (+0.56), WCN: 48.80 (+0.48), RSG: 41.80 (+0.15), WM: 54.55 (-0.18)
Jim Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Forget Buffett, Think for Yourself
at The Street - Wed Feb 18, 7:18PM CST
If you can't do your own homework, go buy an index fund, Cramer says, and don't blindly follow Warren Buffett.