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This Super-Safe 4.3% Yielding Dividend Stock Expects to Continue Growing its Payout in 2026

Key PointsKinder Morgan expects its earnings to rise next year, supporting another dividend increase. Its earnings growth rate is on track to accelerate in 2027 as larger-scale pro

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Should You Buy Tesla While It's Below $500?

Key PointsAutonomous driving technology and robotics could transform Tesla into a much different company. Its electric vehicle sales are slowing, and its margins are shrinking.Inve

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Global Alpha Capital Adds Another $15 Million to Its 7th-Largest Position: Genius Sports

Key PointsGlobal Alpha increased its Genius Sports stake by 537,900 shares, a net position change of $15.05 million.The transaction value represents 0.37% of 13F reportable assets

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Where Will Rigetti Computing Stock Be in 5 Years?

Key PointsQuantum stocks seem to be rallying based on industry optimism instead of company-specific advantages.Rigetti stock remains highly speculative.10 stocks we like better tha

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5 Retirement Moves You'll Regret You Made

Key PointsBeware of retiring early -- especially very early -- as you don't want to run out of money.Invest your long-term money effectively, such as in index funds.Above all, have

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After Losing 99% of its Value in 5 Years, Is There Any Hope Left for Beyond Meat Stock to Turn Things Around in 2026?

Key PointsBeyond Meat is facing numerous issues, including a lack of profitability and revenue growth.Its margins are light at less than 10% of revenue.The stock surged earlier thi

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1 Wall Street Strategist Thinks the Poverty Line for U.S. Families Is Woefully Out of Date. You Won't Believe How High He Thinks it Should Be.

Key PointsThe poverty line today is still calculated based on a 1963 formula, which Simplify Asset Management's Michael Green believes to be antiquated.The poverty line for a U.S.

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I'm Sounding an Alarm on Beyond Meat Stock Following Its Massive Drop Last Month

Key PointsBeyond Meat had a miserable Q3, then diluted its shareholders with a mass conversion of debt into equity.The company is mostly debt-free today, but it's still burning cas

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Pharaoh Capital Launches Zero-Capital Solar Deployment Model to Accelerate UK Commercial Adoption

LEEDS, UK - December 10, 2025 - (SeaPRwire) - Pharaoh Capital, a Leeds-based renewable energy investment group, has introduced a new zero-capital commercial solar deployment model through its subsidiaries INICIO and Solar4Business, enabling British enterprises to install large-scale rooftop solar systems without upfront expenditure. By fully funding, managing, and delivering installations on behalf of clients, Pharaoh Capital is removing one of the primary barriers to renewable energy adoption across the UK’s industrial, commercial, and real estate sectors.Founded in 2022 by Grant Nicholson, Pharaoh Capital operates on a fundamentally different premise than established market players. Rather than requiring businesses to finance solar installations upfront, the group's subsidiaries INICIO and Solar4Business assume all capital risk, project management, and installation responsibilities. Clients sign long-term Power Purchase Agreements at fixed rates that immediately undercut existing electricity bills, delivering energy cost reductions of 30 to 40 percent with zero balance sheet impact."The sector is full of cowboys or corporates so slow they move like treacle," Nicholson explains. "Through INICIO and Solar4Business, we deliver enterprise-grade projects with SME-level speed, turning around installations in under eight weeks from site assessment to switch-on." The subsidiaries target solar installations between £250,000 and £5 million per site, funded entirely through private capital managed by the Pharaoh Capital holding company.Clients including CBRE, Yodel, and the NHS have benefited from the streamlined approach delivered by INICIO and Solar4Business, avoiding maintenance burdens and asset ownership complexities while securing predictable energy pricing. Nicholson's entrepreneurial achievements have garnered industry recognition, including the European Entrepreneur of the Year designation from Aspioneer Magazine in 2024 and the Institute of Directors' Young Director of the Year award for Yorkshire and North East in 2020.Pharaoh Capital now targets deploying £100 million in debt financing through its operational subsidiaries directly into revenue-generating, long-term agreements that simultaneously reduce client costs and strengthen the group's profit-and-loss statement through predictable cash flows. For UK industrial operators, landlords, and commercial real estate leaders seeking to reduce energy expenditure while advancing ESG objectives, Pharaoh Capital and its subsidiaries INICIO and Solar4Business represent a pragmatic alternative to traditional energy providers.About Pharaoh Capital LimitedEstablished in 2022 and headquartered in Leeds, Pharaoh Capital Limited operates as a specialist investment and holding company targeting the UK energy and renewables sector. Through its operational subsidiaries INICIO and Solar4Business, the group has built a substantial commercial solar portfolio by funding and managing installations that deliver immediate client savings while generating reliable investor returns. Pharaoh Capital's subsidiaries have served 175 commercial clients without requiring government subsidies or external equity financing.Grant Nicholson, the group's founder, previously won the Institute of Directors Yorkshire Young Director Award and has been recognized for his contributions to sustainable business energy solutions. The parent company's revenue milestone represents approximately 25% progress toward Nicholson's ambitious £100 million deployment target for scaling renewable energy infrastructure across the UK through INICIO and Solar4Business.Contact InformationBrand: Pharaoh CapitalContact: Grant NicholsonEmail: gn@pharaoh-capital.comWebsite: https://www.pharaoh-capital.com10/12/2025 Dissemination of a Financial Press Release, transmitted by EQS News.The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.Media archive at www.todayir.com

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IFF Launches a New Scholarship Initiative, Aimed at Making High-level Financial Education More Accessible

London, UK - December 10, 2025 - (SeaPRwire) - Responding to surging demand for advanced finance education, the International Faculty of Finance (IFF) has introduced a new scholarship initiative aimed at widening access for self-funded professionals. Open until the end of December, the scheme offers partial scholarships across IFF’s full portfolio of public courses, spanning sustainable investing, digital risk, and the use of new technologies in finance.Demand for specialized finance education is surging, prompting IFF to offer new scholarships and develop training tailored to modern technology and emerging sustainability requirements.Professional training providers are experiencing a sharp rise in demand for advanced finance courses, as artificial intelligence and sustainable investing rapidly reshape global markets and regulatory demands. The International Faculty of Finance (IFF) reports nearly a 40 percent increase in enrolments for related programs over the past year, a signal of the accelerating rate at which financial skills must be updated as technology and standards progress.Ted Bailey, Director at IFF, notes, "The people driving the next phase of the industry aren't necessarily those with the longest careers behind them. They're the ones adapting fastest to new realities. Whether that's integrating ESG principles into financial analysis or understanding how AI models reshape decision-making. We want to open doors for individuals investing in themselves, but also support those in organisations who are taking ownership of their own progression."This change in training priorities is viewed as structural, not cyclical. Research, including a recent PwC CEO survey, shows that almost seventy percent of financial leaders anticipate that technology will require fresh skill sets across most roles, while evolving sustainability standards have expanded the technical remit of finance teams. The combination of these forces has created urgent demand for both broader conceptual understanding and direct application in daily practice.IFF's expanded course portfolio is built to address these needs. While maintaining strong offerings in established topics like risk management and asset valuation, IFF now includes programs focused on integrating technology-driven insights into portfolio construction and turning ESG data into actionable disclosure frameworks. "A risk professional who once focused on credit exposure now needs fluency in AI governance. An analyst covering renewables must understand both project finance and climate data. The lines have blurred, and that's where learning has to keep pace," Bailey explains.The scholarship program also reflects a broader movement toward lifelong learning among professionals. Studies by McKinsey and Deloitte show that employees who pursue development aligned with emerging technology and sustainability trends are more likely to progress, even in challenging markets. For those in mid-career, cost can be a significant barrier, and IFF's initiative aims to help overcome that challenge.Based in London, IFF serves the global finance community, providing courses for professionals working in banking, investment, and regulation worldwide. Its reputation for practical, outcome-focused learning, from accredited university courses to expert-led workshops, supports its quick response to changes in market demand.Bailey summarizes, "The pace of change in finance means learning can't be a static exercise. Our role is to make it attainable, relevant, and grounded in the realities of the profession." The new scholarships not only broaden access to training but reinforce IFF's commitment to supporting individuals and institutions that recognize continuous learning as the key to future performance and resilience.IFF is part of Informa, a London-based global leader in professional education and events, supporting continuous learning and capability development across industries.About International Faculty of FinanceThe International Faculty of Finance (IFF) is a global leader in executive-level banking and finance education, offering a comprehensive portfolio of expert-led training across Governance, Risk & Compliance; Corporate Finance; FinTech; Wealth & Investment Management; Project Finance & Infrastructure; and more.Delivered through flexible formats, IFF supports finance professionals and organisations worldwide. IFF is part of Informa PLC, a FTSE-listed international events, digital services, and academic knowledge group, operating in over 30 countries. Informa's purpose is to champion the specialist, connecting people with knowledge to help them learn more, know more, and do more.Contact InformationCompany: Informa Connect Academy (Informa PLC)Contact: Informa Connect Academy TeamEmail: krystle.almeida@Informa.comWebsite: https://informaconnect.com/iff/ 10/12/2025 Dissemination of a Financial Press Release, transmitted by EQS News.The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.Media archive at www.todayir.com

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VUG vs. VOOG: How These Growth-Focused Vanguard ETFs Compare for Investors

Key PointsVUG offers a lower expense ratio and much greater assets under management than VOOG.VOOG has delivered a higher 1-year total return and experienced a smaller five-year dr

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What to Know Before Buying Take-Two Stock

Key PointsThis leading game maker has built its business to generate stable annual revenue."Grand Theft Auto V" has sold over 220 million copies since its release in 2013.Take-Two

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5 Worst Performing ETFs of 2025 So Far

Key PointsLeveraged ETFs that have shorted some of the year's winningest sectors have lost more than 80% of their value.Strategy (MSTR), formerly MicroStrategy, has seen its bubble

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Why Galaxy Digital Stock Triumphed on Tuesday

Key PointsThe shares were riding a wave of crypto optimism that day.This took place during the Federal Reserve's Open Market Committee December meeting.10 stocks we like better tha

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2 Things Every Iren Investor Needs to know

Key PointsIren has made deals with several tech companies, not just Microsoft.The company is aiming for $3.4 billion in AI cloud annual recurring revenue by the end of 2026.Iren's

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This Cryptocurrency's 7.6% Move Today Rocketed This Token Into the Top 30

Key PointsDown more than 70% over the course of the past 12 months, many investors had seemingly given up hope on Polkadot.However, an inclusion by Bitwise in a key crypto ETF has

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Why Wave Life Sciences Stock Crushed it Again Today

Key PointsIt wasn't hard to be optimistic about the biotech's future, given its excellent news from the lab on Monday.Prognosticators fell over themselves publishing bullish new ta

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Why Designer Brands Stock Soared Today

Key PointsDesigner Brands' turnaround is progressing.Management forecast as much as $55 million in adjusted operating profits in 2025.10 stocks we like better than Designer Brands

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What's the Best-Performing Top-10 Crypto Today? Cardano-By a Long Shot.

Key PointsCardano's big move today has this token appreciating faster than all its mega-cap peers.This move appears to be a direct result of a new strategic road map Cardano's CEO

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Here's Why I Wouldn't Touch Snap Stock With a 10-Foot Pole

Key PointsSnap doesn't make as much revenue per user as Meta Platforms and Pinterest.Continued net losses aren't a good look for a company that was founded in 2011.If Snap comes ou

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Why Pan American Silver Stock Skyrocketed by 11% Today

Key PointsIts trajectory matched that of its favorite metal.The company doesn't only hold silver assets, though.10 stocks we like better than Pan American Silver › Tuesday was a ba

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Here's Why Ethereum Soared More than 6% Today, Breaking $3,300 for the First Time In Nearly a Month

Key PointsEthereum is seeing even more capital flow into its network, a trend that's continued in recent weeks.The launch of Robinhood staking capabilities for Ethereum and Solana

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Norwood Investment Partners Opens New $4.3 Million Cellebrite Position

Key PointsNorwood initiated Cellebrite position and now holds 230,671 shares, worth an estimated $4.27 million.The stake represents 3.68% of 13F reportable assets under management.

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Here's How the Fed's Upcoming Interest Rate Decision Could Affect the Price of Bitcoin

Key PointsBitcoin has erased all of this year's gains and investors are nervous.Fed tone will impact prices as much as (if not more than) the rate decision itself. Look to the long

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Why Avis Budget Lost a $70 Million Backer Even as Shares Rallied 34% in One Year

Key PointsToronto-based Maple Rock Capital Partners sold 415,584 shares of Avis Budget Group in the third quarter. The move marked a full exit for Maple Rock, effectively eliminati

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The 2 Best Cryptocurrencies to Buy With $100 Right Now

Key PointsCryptocurrencies are risky, and 1.8 million failed in the first quarter of 2025.Bitcoin is arguably the most proven option, as it makes up nearly 60% of the crypto market

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Why Dyne Therapeutics Stock Tanked on Tuesday

Key PointsThe biotech announced a secondary stock issue.It aims to sell $300 million worth of common shares.10 stocks we like better than Dyne Therapeutics › It isn't unusual for a

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Why One Investor Slashed Its Sunrun Position But Kept a $129 Million Wager on the Stock

Key PointsToronto-based Maple Rock Capital Partners sold 692,800 Sunrun shares in the third quarter.The value of the overall position fell by $62.1 million from the previous period

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Here's Why Dogecoin Ripped 4% Higher Today

Key PointsWith a key interest rate decision set to come from the Federal Reserve tomorrow, Dogecoin investors appear to be bullish.This could suggest that investors are focusing mo

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What to Watch With CVNA Stock in 2026

Key PointsOnline used car dealer Carvana is winding down a banner year.Some of the fiscal metrics that should arguably be improving this year are moving in the wrong direction.The

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