Andrew Tonner

Shares of GM and Graham Holdings offer a tempting mix of income and value within the current generally expensive market.

Using Apple, HP Inc., and Qualcomm as examples of the benefits and drawbacks that come from investing in value stocks.

Dividend stocks International Business Machines, NVIDIA, and Microsoft each enjoy major exposure to artificial intelligence and machine learning today.

Breaking down the income-investing outlook for personal-computer makers such as HP and Apple.

We break down the income-investing case for three of Silicon Valley’s elite companies -- Apple, Intel, and Cisco Systems.

For reasons unique to its industry and company, Samsung is the clear go-to option for income investors interested in the memory chip space.

Which name prevails in this showdown of leading retail stocks?

It's a great time to pick up shares of AT&T, T. Rowe Price, and Procter & Gamble.

Breaking down why Disney, Comcast, and 21st Century Fox stand as best-in-class income investments among TV and movie makers.

Time Warner, Disney, and Comcast dominate the media industry, which should enhance their income-producing capabilities in the years to come.

We're breaking down the investing thesis for shares of international telecommunications companies SoftBank and Vodafone.

Though not necessarily an income investor’s paradise, eSports plays Activision Blizzard and NVIDIA pay dividends, while also offering plenty of growth potential.

The names here should come as no surprise, and that’s a testament to the power of the profit-producing business models.

Amazon’s revenue model is simpler than it might seem.

Although they might seem outside of the Oracle of Omaha’s investing wheelhouse, the future appears bright for Buffett holdings Apple and Twenty-First Century Fox.

Perhaps the only pure-play e-commerce name to pay a dividend, MercadoLibre is an income investment, but that's not the reason to buy this Latin American powerhouse.

Breaking down the income investing case for server stocks IBM, Hewlett-Packard Enterprise, and Intel.

The memory chip maker’s stock has rallied ahead of widely assumed improvements in its financial performance. Now it’s time for the rubber to meet the road.

NVIDIA and Intel are moving aggressively into self-driving cars, but NVIDIA’s growth opportunities extend well beyond this coming growth market.

IBM’s continued business pivot will increasingly drive this mature company’s financial performance in the years to come.