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If you're looking for an income investment to plug into for more than a few years, take a step back and look at the longer-term math.

Monster Beverage handily beat Coca-Cola over the past decade, but this trend could change in the next 10 years.

Costco's special dividends look appealing, but Walmart also looks attractive because of its status as a Dividend King.

This Dividend King can easily afford its payout.

McDonald's announced a bold new turnaround plan, but investors don't like the price tag.

The veteran food company topped analyst estimates in its first quarter of fiscal 2027.

The economy may be sputtering, but the luxury travel niche is not.

Why Leon's Furniture's cash-rich balance sheet and free cash flow may appeal to value investors.

One company just crossed a major revenue milestone while accelerating across multiple business lines on an entire continent. The other dominates a single market with strong customer loyalty but a more limited opportunity ahead.

Investors eye Nike's recovery by tracking channel inventory, promotions, and wholesale sell-through.

Thursday's report may be the last to get much lift from Costco's 2024 fee hike, and membership fees make up about half its operating income.

Colgate-Palmolive's removal from the index doesn't indicate its business is crumbling.

The stock has slipped over the last year, but it still looks well-positioned for the long term.

These industry leaders are now offering tempting yields.

Alford maintains a direct position of 26,188 shares valued at $2.83 million, with the sale tied to restricted stock unit vesting obligations rather than discretionary trading.

Milton Hershey School Trust maintains substantial voting power through 54.6 million convertible Class B shares despite the modest equity reduction.

The top dog of multiplex stocks has actually earned its upticks this year.

Travel stocks got hammered as investors see a new threat in Meta's Muse.

Manchester United: Back in the UEFA Champions League, but still losing money.

Netflix and Airbnb could see meaningful earnings growth, delivering compounding returns.