The iShares Core Dividend ETF (DIVB) has delivered a strong 38.2% total return over the past year, outperforming the S&P 500's 23.6%. This outperformance is attributed to DIVB's unique inclusion of technology stocks and its focus on high-quality dividend payers, positioning it well for growth cycles driven by artificial intelligence while maintaining lower volatility. Although its 2% starting yield may not attract income-focused investors, DIVB's structure supports long-term dividend growth, making it suitable for patient, buy-and-hold investors. The positive outlook on DIVB is based on its risk-mitigating features and alignment with current market trends.
Nokia Corporation transferred 847,057 of its own shares to participants of its equity-based incentive plans without any payment, following a board resolution. This transfer fulfills Nokia's commitments under these plans and reduces the company's own ...
Nokia has transferred 847,057 of its treasury shares to employees participating in its stock-based incentive programs, as per a board decision announced in October 2025. This transfer was done without compensation, fulfilling commitments under the in...
Silvercrest Asset Management Group Inc. was ranked #8 in Nasdaq eVestment’s Q3 2026 Brand Awareness Rankings among mid-sized firms managing $2.5 billion to $40 billion in assets. This ranking reflects strong engagement from consultants and asset owne...
The Software Safety Institute (SSI), a new independent nonprofit, has launched to tackle preventable harm caused by unsafe and insecure software. SSI aims to improve software safety by changing industry incentives and practices through research, publ...
AST SpaceMobile is set to report its Q3 2026 earnings with an expected loss of $0.42 per share and revenue of $45.7 million. The company is advancing its satellite network technology, including a new joint venture with Rakuten to build a direct-to-de...
