Sempra celebrated its growth by ringing the opening bell at the NYSE, highlighting its $65 billion capital plan focused on expanding and modernizing energy infrastructure in major U.S. markets, especially California and Texas. The company aims to generate 95% of its earnings from regulated U.S. utilities by 2027 and invest heavily in critical energy infrastructure to meet rising demand fueled by economic growth and technological advances. This strategy supports Sempra's goal to be America's leading utility growth business while enhancing safety, reliability, and resilience for nearly 40 million consumers.
GameStop is set to report its fiscal Q2 results, but investors are more focused on how Ryan Cohen will use the company's $7+ billion cash reserve rather than the earnings themselves. The company showed revenue growth and margin improvement last quart...
Qualcomm announced a partnership with Amazon Web Services to develop multiple generations of customized silicon for AWS' AI infrastructure. This move marks Qualcomm's push into the data center market, traditionally dominated by Nvidia, especially ami...
Over the past year, SpaceX attracted over $7 billion from 108 institutional investors, with no reported sellers, highlighting strong confidence in its growth prospects. Key drivers include the expansion of Starlink, government contracts, and the upco...
Brookfield Infrastructure stands out as an undervalued investment opportunity, offering a nearly 5% dividend yield and 6-7% dividend growth, supported by about 85% of its revenues being regulated or contracted. The recent unification of BIP and BIPC ...
Donnelley Financial Solutions (DFIN) has published its 14th Annual Guide to Effective Proxies, offering insights from over 1,500 proxy statements to help public companies enhance shareholder communication and meet evolving regulatory standards. The g...
