More than 63,000 acres of north Louisiana forestland are part of a new 10-year deal to sell carbon credits to a French petrochemical and natural gas exporter with operations in the Baton Rouge area and southwest Louisiana. And the chief executive officer of the carbon credit company that was part of the deal says he expects continued interest from big industrial companies in voluntary credit sales involving Louisiana forests, though U.S. environmental policy is beginning to shift away from climate regulation. TotalEnergies has inked the deal with the Arkansas-based NativState to enroll in 13 long-term forest management plans across 247,000 acres in…
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InvestorNewsCritical Minerals Report (08.01.2025): The Race Intensifies Amid Price Floors, Espionage, and New AlliancesIn Washington, the Trump administration took a bold step to bolster domestic rare earth production. Top White House officials, led by trade adviser Peter….18 hours ago Source link
TORONTO, ONTARIO, Aug. 01, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Kuvi.ai, the platform pioneering Agentic Finance, has announced the successful completion of its $700,000 seed round, led by Moon Pursuit Capital, and the expansion of its strategic round, which is now oversubscribed. Recent additions include legendary crypto investor Michael Terpin of Transform Ventures and leading Web3 educator Dennis Liu (aka VirtualBacon). The announcement follows Kuvi.ai’s earlier pre-seed (angel) round, which closed in just four days. With the close of the seed round and the opening of the strategic round, Kuvi.ai’s valuation has now doubled from $15 million to $30 million.The funding supports…
Image source: Getty Images Penny stocks are notorious for being volatile investments. As such, seeing double-digit share price crashes among these tiny enterprises, while frustrating, is to be expected. But in some instances, this short-term panic selling can create long-term buying opportunities. That’s if the underlying business can recover from whatever triggered the crash. In 2025, one of the worst-performing UK shares has, so far, been Severfield (LSE:SFR). Since the start of the year, the stock’s fallen by almost 40%. And anyone who was unlucky enough to buy shares in November 2024 has seen their investment dip by over 60%.…
Image source: Getty Images Passive income ideas come in all shapes and sizes. One I like for its simplicity is putting money into shares of proven businesses that I hope can pay me dividends in future. It is an idea I use myself and helps explain why I own shares such as Diageo. But while Diageo has grown its dividend annually for decades, there is no guarantee that it will keep doing so in future. It has what I think is a reasonable dividend yield (how much an investor will hopefully earn annually in dividends from a share, expressed as…
FFO (Funds From Operations): $0.70 per share, $0.01 above consensus. Same-Property Net Operating Income: Increased 1.2% on a cash basis and 1.6% year-to-date. Leasing Activity: 334,000 square feet of leases completed, 80% were new or expansion leases. Cash Rents on Second-Generation Space: Increased 10.9% in the quarter and 5.4% year-to-date. Guidance Increase: Midpoint of guidance raised to $2.82 per share, representing a 4.8% growth rate over last year. Occupancy Rates: Total office portfolio end of period leased at 91.6%, weighted average occupancy at 89.1%. Acquisition: Purchased The Link in Uptown Dallas for $218 million, 94% leased with a 9.3-year weighted…
Image source: The Motley Fool As one of the most successful investors alive today, Warren Buffett’s gone through numerous market crashes and corrections throughout his investing career. As such, heeding his advice during periods of market volatility is likely a prudent move, especially for investors allocating capital to US stocks today. 2025’s been a remarkable year for the S&P 500. Despite macroeconomic uncertainty, US stocks have continued to climb and reach record highs. That’s been fantastic for investors, but there’s a risk that it might not last for much longer. Right now, America’s flagship index is trading at a pretty…
Time and again throughout its history as a listed company, Tesla‘s (NASDAQ: TSLA) looked pricy on many common valuation metrics. But often it has confounded sceptics. Over the past year alone, Tesla stock is up by 33%. On a five year basis, the share price has soared 223%. So could it be that what looks to me like an overpriced stock actually turns out to be a potential bargain from a long-term perspective? A pricey-looking business Let me explain first why I see Tesla as overpriced. Its main business is cars. Making and selling them has traditionally been an industry…
Image source: Getty Images I have always been a firmer believer that the easiest and safest way to become rich in the stock market is to buy established blue-chip, high-yielding stocks, then just sit back and let the power of compounding perform its magic. Unfortunately, my view tends to be in the minority. For as long as I can remember, the simple fact is that most individuals park the majority of their savings in either Cash ISAs or in low-interest current accounts. Indeed, for most of my adult life that is exactly what I did, and boy do I now…
Image source: Getty Images Dividend investors have been piling into Legal & General shares recently and it’s easy to see why. Currently, these shares offer a yield of a whopping 8.5%. There are other UK dividend stocks with higher yields than this however. Here’s one that’s currently trading for less than £1. A 75p dividend stock The stock in focus today is NextEnergy Solar Fund (LSE: NESF). It’s an investment company that focuses on solar energy and energy storage infrastructure (and is currently invested in over 100 assets). Its objective is to provide shareholders with attractive returns, predominantly in the…