Compiled and published by Fortune Magazine, the Fortune 500 is an annual list that ranks the biggest US companies by revenue.

Wolfe Research’s Chris Senyek suggests that investors look for companies starting payouts for the first time—or those that have recently cut their dividend.

Here's why three Motley Fool contributors feel that Kinder Morgan ( KMI 2.10%), Delta Air Lines ( DAL 1.83%), and the Global X MLP & Energy Infrastructure ETF ( MLPX 2.59%) remain solid buys in 2025, even after their excellent performances last year.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average, or simply the Dow, is one of the most well-known and influential stock market indices globally.

As the UK market grapples with global economic challenges, particularly those stemming from China's sluggish recovery, the FTSE 100 has experienced a downturn, reflecting broader concerns about international trade and commodity prices.

These companies headline a $1.4 trillion industry, have staying power, and will pay you well to hold their stock.

These characteristics make dividend growth stocks compelling investments in any market environment. The strategy's success stems from the financial discipline and steady execution these companies demonstrate,

While many stocks may be a risky gamble, dividend stocks can offer less volatility, higher returns and stable passive income. But what are dividend stocks? Here the Investing News Network offers investors insight into this type of investment vehicle,

The time to step into quality dividend payers is when the crowd forgets there's never a bad time to own a high-quality stock.