April 15, 2026
Dividend Stocks

Why Is Brera (BREA) Stock Up 128% Today?

Source: Igor Link / Shutterstock.com Brera (NASDAQ:BREA) stock is rising higher on Thursday following news of investor Dan McClory acquiring a majority stake in the European football club operator. McClory, the executive chairman of Brera’s Board of Directors, has acquired another 4.55 million shares of BREA stock. That brings the investor’s total holdings in the company […]

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Credit scores decrease for the first time in a decade, FICO reports

Consumers have been increasingly relying on credit cards to make ends meet, and it may be finally catching up with them. The national average credit score, which has steadily increased over the last decade, fell to 717 from a high of 718 in the beginning of 2023, according to a report from FICO, developer of one of the […]

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URG Stock Earnings: Ur-Energy Misses EPS, Beats Revenue for Q4 2023

Source: iQoncept / Shutterstock Ur-Energy (NYSEMKT:URG) just reported results for the fourth quarter of 2023. Ur-Energy reported earnings per share of -2 cents. This was below the analyst estimate for EPS of -1 cent. The company reported revenue of $5.44 million. This was 2.08% better than the analyst estimate for revenue of $5.33 million. InvestorPlace […]

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What the gold rally means for investors

Andriy Onufriyenko | Moment | Getty Images One helpful way to think about the recent gold rally: it’s a case of schadenfreude. The yellow metal does well when other assets — and the world — are in trouble. As a result, prospective buyers should proceed with caution, experts say. Be prepared to root against your […]

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3 Fast Food Restaurants Planning to Hike Prices to Offset New $20 Minimum Wage

California increased the minimum wage for fast-food workers to $20 per hour on April 1, potentially prompting higher restaurant prices. The new law also establishes a fast-food council authorized to annually adjust wages by up to 3.5% based on inflation. California’s minimum wage is $16 hourly, surpassing the federal rate of $7.25. Fast-food restaurants intend […]

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What the SEC vote on climate disclosures means for investors

Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Gary Gensler testifies before Congress on July 19, 2023. Win Mcnamee | Getty Images News | Getty Images Climate disclosures aren’t mandatory under the current regime; companies make them voluntarily. They remain “uncommon in all but a few sectors,” according to S&P Global. The largest companies must start making some […]

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Silicon Valley’s Secret Sauce: 3 Tech Stocks With Breakout Potential

Source: whiteMocca / Shutterstock If picking the top tech stocks with potential was easy, we’d all have a portfolio full of surprising breakout stocks like Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA). Unfortunately, it isn’t that easy. But that doesn’t mean finding tech stocks with potential is hard, either. Today’s economic and interest rate climate means tech stocks with potential […]

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A job more parents are taking to get a discount on their kids’ college

Ariel Skelley | Digitalvision | Getty Images Meghan Heater, 46, heads to the commissary at the University of Dayton in Ohio most weekday mornings to start assembling sandwiches and tossing salads for hundreds of hungry college kids. “It’s a lot of time on your feet and hard work,” Heater said. But that effort yields more than […]

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Why the Picture Is Mixed for AMD Stock

AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) stock is likely to continue to climb over the short-to-medium term as investors become more excited about the chip maker’s considerable opportunities in the artificial intelligence space. Over the longer term, however, threats to the firm’s other businesses, along with the high valuation of AMD stock, are likely to drag down the shares […]

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How women can achieve ‘financial peace’ in 2024

Gorodenkoff | Istock | Getty Images Many women today are looking for “financial peace,” said Jean Chatzky, founder and CEO of HerMoney. What that means: “It looks like being able to meet my obligations today, while being able to save for tomorrow,” said Chatzky, speaking at CNBC’s Women & Wealth event on Tuesday. “And having […]

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