Dividend Champions For June 2015
David Fish - at Seeking Alpha - Sat May 30, 11:18PM CDT
AIN: 39.46 (+0.37), BBOX: 19.83 (+0.48), PRIM: 19.04 (+0.08), HNI: 50.79 (+0.91), POOL: 71.20 (+1.04), M: 66.48 (+0.70), GNTX: 16.28 (+0.24), LM: 49.34 (+0.27), HFC: 45.26 (+0.97), AWH: 44.60 (+0.57), POR: 34.36 (+0.22), LYB: 98.38 (+1.07), NSP: 52.47 (+0.70), BRS: 50.58 (-0.61), TRN: 25.48 (+0.30), FNV: 45.71 (-0.34), WAB: 94.18 (+0.98), MKSI: 36.78 (+0.41), EE: 36.45 (+0.67)
The Weekender
Aviate - at Seeking Alpha - Sun May 24, 5:13AM CDT
Deflation vs. Inflation While we are agnostic on the subject of Deflation vs. Inflation, what is clear is that the market has over-priced the risk of one outcome (deflation) at the expense of the other (how else can you explain the...
LYG: 5.28 (+0.12), PFE: 34.36 (+0.50), GSK: 42.45 (+0.65), PSO: 19.11 (+0.56), ORAN: 16.05 (+1.23), AMFW: 12.44 (+0.05), TI: 13.19 (+0.48), IGTE: 48.00 (+0.31), SAP: 72.27 (+2.46), LBTYA: 50.86 (+1.87), BHP: 39.47 (+1.07), ING: 16.98 (+1.00), TWC: 183.50 (+2.15), RIO: 39.14 (+0.61), NTAP: 30.60 (+0.25), VOD: 36.46 (+1.07), CRM: 71.14 (+1.18)
Orange Rings Up Conditional EC Approval for Jazztel Deal in Spain
at The Street - Tue May 19, 2:59PM CDT
Continuing a hard line on telecom mergers, the European Commission said it would let Orange buy Jazztel after the firms agreed to commitments to ensure fair competition in Spain.
ORAN: 16.05 (+1.23)
Infonetics: Nearly 1B fixed broadband subscribers by 2019
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Thu Apr 09, 9:00PM CDT
VIP: 4.86 (+0.07), CHU: 14.56 (+0.68), CHA: 56.71 (+3.20), TI: 13.19 (+0.48), BT: 70.82 (+1.96), VOD: 36.46 (+1.07), KT: 12.93 (+0.17), T: 34.65 (+0.26), NTT: 36.75 (+1.49), TEF: 14.62 (+0.87), TWC: 183.50 (+2.15), VZ: 47.00 (+0.74), CMCSA: 63.19 (+1.18), ORAN: 16.05 (+1.23), CHT: 31.74 (+0.28)
'Overdue' Dividend Increases And Other Streaks In Jeopardy
David Fish - at Seeking Alpha - Sun Apr 05, 11:22PM CDT
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NORW: Investing In A Healthy Country That Will Recover
Caleb Husmann - at Seeking Alpha - Thu Mar 19, 12:33PM CDT
NORW: 12.18 (+0.45)
NORW: A Solid Country, Solid Stocks And A Great Price
Joseph L. Shaefer - Seeking Alpha - Mon Mar 16, 8:14AM CDT
Commodities and basic materials are not exactly a popular investment theme these days. Citicorp analysts predict oil is vulnerable to $20, the demand for industrial metals has plummeted, chemical companies can't get any traction, and farmers aren't...
NORW: 12.18 (+0.45), STO: 17.23 (+0.36)
Dividend Challengers (And Near-Challengers): 51 Increases Expected By May 30
David Fish - at Seeking Alpha - Sun Mar 15, 5:57AM CDT
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DGI 2015 Candidate Buy List - Added Technology And Telecomm Stocks
Earl Setser - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Mar 09, 1:01PM CDT
MXIM: 32.27 (+0.24), T: 34.65 (+0.26), DAKT: 11.33 (+0.18), TESS: 20.22 (unch), IBM: 166.95 (+3.10), BT: 70.82 (+1.96), KLAC: 55.11 (+0.38), TU: 34.68 (+0.43), VZ: 47.00 (+0.74), CSCO: 27.28 (+0.37)
Why WhatsApp Is Still a Sticking Point in Facebook's Relationship With Telecoms
at The Street - Mon Mar 02, 2:54PM CST
The hit messaging app is a point of tension between the social network and the telecommunications providers it hopes to partner with on Internet.org.
FB: 87.95 (+2.07)
Telenor Group's (TELNY) CEO Jon Fredrik Baksaas on Q4 2014 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
SA Transcripts - at Seeking Alpha - Fri Feb 13, 11:08PM CST
European Stocks Trade Mixed Ahead of Thursday's ECB Meeting
at The Street - Wed Dec 03, 5:50AM CST
European markets are relatively quiet Wednesday after Tuesday's strong performance.
Global Mobile Industry Report 2014: The New Driver of Economy
M2 - Fri Aug 08, 6:49AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/ksdmht/global_mobile) has announced the addition of the "Global Mobile Industry: The New Driver of Economy" report to their offering. The evolution of mobile phones has enabled people to connect, interact and consume information from the remotest corners of the world. It has had a positive impact on communication, social inclusion, economic development and productivity through the use of the latest technologies such as 3G, 4G, LTE and VoIP. While the developed world is experiencing subscribers and connections growth stagnation, there is huge growth potential in the developing countries, especially in the Asia-Pacific and African regions. As fixed lines often remain underdeveloped and inaccessible to the majority of the population, there is a paradigm shift towards mobile phones. With global mobile penetration reaching an all time high at 96 percent, almost half of the world's population is using mobile communication. Globally, there were 3.4 billion unique mobile subscribers and 6.9 billion SIM connections in 2013, with an average of 1.8 active SIM cards per unique subscriber. The number of mobile broadband connections has also grown astoundingly to well over two billion in 2013 from 364 million in 2009. This growth is expected to continue and India is predicted to be the second largest mobile broadband market by 2016, with 367 million connections, following China with 639 million connections. Key Topics Covered: 1. Overview 2. Global Mobile Data and Services Industry 3. Global Mobile Broadband Proliferation 4. Mobile Applications: Carving a Niche 5. Global Trends in Mobile Industry 6. Growth Regions 7. Major Players 8. Outlook Companies Mentioned - AT&T Inc. - Alcatel-Lucent - BT Group plc. - Bharti Airtel Limited - Cable & Wireless Communications Plc - China Mobile Limited - China Unicom (Hong Kong) Limited - Deutsche Telekom AG - Emirates Telecommunications Corporation (Etisalat) - Frontier Communications Corporation - Idea Cellular Limited - KDDI Corporation - Level 3 Communications, Inc. - MTN Group Limited - Mobile TeleSystems OJSC - Mobistar S.A. - NTT DOCOMO, Inc. - Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company (PLDT) - Reliance Communications Limited - SoftBank Corp. - Swisscom AG - Tata Communications Limited - Telecom Italia S.p.A - Telef?nica, S.A. - Telenor ASA - Telkom SA SOC Limited - Telstra Corporation Limited - Verizon Communications Inc. - Vodafone Group Plc. - Windstream Holdings, Inc. For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/ks...bal_mobile
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