Enterprise Products Partners, with a market cap over $70 billion, offers a 6.5% dividend yield and has returned over $50 billion to shareholders. The company is investing $7.6 billion in capital projects, with significant growth expected from these investments, particularly in the Permian Basin. Strong financials enable Enterprise Products Partners to maintain high dividend yields and fund growth, with a low leverage ratio of 3.1x EBITDA.

EMCOR, MasTec, Dycom Industries, Primoris Services and Orion Group have been highlighted in this Industry Outlook article.

Since 2023 began, Wall Street's major stock indexes have been practically unstoppable. The ageless Dow Jones Industrial Average, benchmark S&P 500 (^GSPC -0.95%), and growth-powered Nasdaq Composite have ascended to numerous record-closing highs.

ASML's long-term growth potential remains solid due to its dominance in the EUV lithography market and increasing AI demand, despite recent EPS estimate downgrades. Big tech companies' significant CapEx plans for AI infrastructure should benefit ASML, enhancing its growth outlook despite DeepSeek concerns. ASML's recent earnings were strong, with Q4 2024 revenue up 24% YoY and full-year 2025 revenue expected to grow by 15%.

Tesla didn't feature in advertising during Super Bowl 59. Surprisingly, SpaceX did.

OBIL offers low-risk exposure to 12-month Treasury Bills with a 4.04% yield, making it appealing amid persistent inflation. Core PCE inflation is driven by the super-core services component, particularly financial and healthcare services, with tight labor markets contributing to its stickiness. The Fed's restrictive monetary policy and strong labor market conditions suggest OBIL's yield is unlikely to face downward pressure.

Dow's stock has been declining due to weak earnings and revenue, but the dividend is very attractive and potentially sustainable. Short-term challenges include high feedstock costs and planned maintenance, but long-term prospects are promising with economic recovery and cost-saving measures. The Texas-8 Cracker's return to full production and the Path2Zero program are expected to boost future earnings significantly.

Investors looking for ways to pump up their passive income streams might want to turn their heads toward the pharmaceutical industry. At recent prices, you can buy shares of Merck (MRK -0.88%) that offer a yield above 3%, and shares of Pfizer (PFE -0.35%) offer a yield above 6%.

Reiterated bullish stance on Star Group due to strong technicals, elevated margins, and volume growth, with a 10% return over the past 5+ months. SGU's Q1 saw colder temperatures and acquisitions driving volume gains, net profit jumped to $32.6 million, and dividend yield remains well-covered. Attractive valuation with a trailing P/E of 7.7 and a projected annual rate of return of 12.16%, supported by consistent growth and payout ratios.

Despite supplying some of the world's most sought-after chips, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD -2.36%) has declined 49% since it peaked in March 2024. Over the same period, Nvidia stock has increased about 40%.

Healthcare stocks have something to offer every investor. If you're looking for high growth, you can try an innovative biotech that may launch game-changing products down the road.

Finnish telecommunications equipment giant Nokia announced on Monday that chief executive Pekka Lundmark would step down and be replaced by Justin Hotard, the head of AI and data centers at US chip-maker Intel.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has probably been the hottest investment theme on the planet over the past year. Companies involved in this high-growth area have seen their share prices climb in the triple digits and have fueled gains in the three major benchmarks -- the S&P 500, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, and the Nasdaq.

PTF invests in technology stocks with strong momentum and has outperformed QQQ, but its 0.60% expense ratio is higher than QQQ's 0.20%. The fund's high exposure to small-cap stocks introduces volatility and underperformance during market downturns, despite its strong growth profile. PTF's high turnover ratio of 181% could drag performance due to increased trading costs, compared to QQQ's 8% turnover ratio.

Schwab Fundamental Emerging Markets Equity ETF holds about 400 stocks listed in emerging markets, weighted based on sales, cash flow, dividend yield, and buybacks. FNDE has attractive valuation and performance metrics in its category, but it is overweight in financials and in China. The aggregate weight of China and Taiwan has increased to almost 60%: a huge exposure to geopolitical risks.

Hims & Hers stock price continues to fire on all cylinders this year and is hovering near its highest level on record. It has soared by almost 1,500% from its lowest level in 2023, transforming it into a leading juggernaut with a market cap of over $9.3 billion.

KBC Group and Cognizant celebrate over a decade of collaboration with a renewed agreement until 2027. Cognizant will provide various IT services, focusing on quality and cost-effectiveness.

February 10, 2025 Groundbreaking program that provides technology and training is reducing the impact of stroke, one of the leading causes of death and disability, by establishing an advanced nationwide acute stroke treatment network Amsterdam, the Netherlands and Kyiv, Ukraine – Royal Philips (NYSE: PHG, AEX: PHIA), a global leader in health technology, in collaboration with the World Bank and Ukraine's Ministry of Health (MOH), today announced a nationwide initiative to modernize stroke and cardiovascular care in Ukraine. The demand for stroke care in Ukraine is nearly doubling, exacerbated by war damage and displaced populations lacking access to timely care.

Gap has shown a 52% total return over the last three years. Despite revenue declines, Gap's recent quarters show year-over-year growth, with a notable increase in online sales and improved operating margins. Gap's stock remains undervalued, with forward P/E and EV/EBITDA near 2-year lows.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (ADR) (NYSE:TSM) shares dropped 1.8% after the company warned that first-quarter revenue would be at the lower end of its forecast due to a $161 million hit from a January earthquake in Taiwan. The world's largest contract chipmaker, which supplies Apple and Nvidia, said the quake led to wafer losses but did not cause structural damage to its factories.