With Treasury yields falling and markets near record highs, retail investors seeking steady passive income are focusing on dividend stocks under $40. AT&T, Kinder Morgan, and KeyCorp each offer yields between 3.4% and 4.4%, backed by stable businesses and growth prospects. A $5,000 investment in each can generate meaningful quarterly income, though investors should consider risks like debt levels and sector challenges. These stocks provide accessible entry points for income-focused portfolios amid current market conditions.
VoIP-Pal.com Inc. has engaged C. Glen Ged, a seasoned attorney specializing in consumer class actions and complex litigation, as a strategic legal consultant. Ged will advise on ongoing federal antitrust and consumer class action lawsuits against maj...
Verizon is introducing new "Simplicity" plans that combine Mobility and Home services on one bill with taxes and fees included, while dropping activation and upgrade fees. The company also launched a loyalty program offering 3% back on bills redeemab...
TELUS Digital has partnered with Cresta to implement and optimize Cresta's AI-powered customer experience platform for global brands. This partnership allows enterprises to deploy AI agents and real-time human augmentation to improve customer interac...
AT&T remains strong amid rising satellite broadband competition, as terrestrial networks offer superior speed, coverage, and versatility. Concerns about SpaceX/Starlink disrupting AT&T's core fiber and wireless business are considered overstated, sin...
Verizon and AT&T are both undergoing aggressive fiber network expansions but show different stock performances. Verizon trades near its 52-week high with improved earnings guidance and positive subscriber growth, while AT&T faces a recent downgrade a...
