Key PointsDutch Bros sells at a more expensive valuation than Starbucks and the overall market.But the smaller company continues to execute well and has a big expansion opportunity
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Key PointsUniversal Display missed Q1 earnings estimates by 41% and revenue targets by 16%, yet the stock jumped nearly 14% in the morning session.The company announced a $400 mill
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Key PointsEnterprise Products Partners avoids commodity risk and regularly increases its distribution.Southern Company is conservative and boring, and hasn't let dividend investors
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Key PointsAtlassian beat on sales and earnings last night.GAAP profits remain negative, but free cash flow is robust.10 stocks we like better than Atlassian › Atlassian (NASDAQ: TE
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Key PointsThe new smelter would double the U.S. aluminum capacity in the U.S.Century's stock is up more than 22% so far this month.Its new smelter is looking to benefit from lower-
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Key PointsOnline used car dealer Carvana is still doing incredibly well despite last quarter's disappointing numbers.Digital payments middleman Block's stagnant stock suggests inve
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Key PointsSocial Security is moving more of its operations online.The program's surplus is running dry in a few years.It might soon not have enough money to pay full benefits.The $
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