DuPont de Nemours Inc

Investors can widen their opportunity set by redefining 'yield.'

Reviewing our four 2019 dividend picks, and looking ahead to new ones.

A fund that shouldn’t succeed, but does.

We think its divestment to IFF makes good strategic sense.

You might be better-diversified than you think.

We see opportunity with both stocks from the former DowDuPont.

Plus, five takeaways from this year's Electrical Products Group Conference.

Here's an update on the cheapest stocks in the Morningstar US Dividend Growth Index and what stocks are in and out as of the latest reconstitution.

These names all slid into 4-star range after yesterday’s stock-market sell-off.

The quarter featured weather delays and reduced supply.

Manager John Linehan's performance has been strong since taking the reins from Brian Rogers at the now Silver-rated T. Rowe Price Equity Income.

Our bearish view on the mining and metals sector means the basic materials coverage universe trades at a market-cap-weighted 30% premium to our fair value estimates.

The electronic materials industry is an under-researched sector enjoying fast growth, record profitability, and secular tailwinds.

With China's credit growth slowing, we continue to expect mined commodity prices in general, and particularly iron ore, to fall materially and for share prices to follow.

We continue to expect $1.2 billion in annual cost-saving synergies versus management's $3 billion target.

Bolstered by unsustainable, debt-fueled Chinese construction spending, much of the sector is overvalued.

With shares propped up by unsustainable Chinese demand, basic materials stocks are trading at a whopping 44% premium to our estimate of intrinsic value.

This Gold-rated fund may be a bit old-fashioned, but its discipline helps it hold up when markets are at their worst.

This year's credit-fueled increase in Chinese fixed-asset investment will prove unsustainable.

We think the deals are still likely to close, although the probability has decreased.