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Why Enterprise Products Partners Isn't the Same Company It Was 5 Years Ago

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For many years, there were a lot of opportunities for midstream companies to grow, and investors were happily willing to help finance that via the equity and debt markets. Today, most of the best investment opportunities for new projects have been exploited. To be fair, capital spending has fallen. Times have changed.

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Why It Makes No Sense to Invest in the Airline Industry (and Why Boeing and General Electric Investors Will Do It Anyway)

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Airlines aren't productive (at least for shareholders) The ultimate test of whether a company is allocating capital productively for shareholders is the comparison between its return on invested capita l (ROIC) and its weighted average cost of capital (WACC). Net Profit 2019 2020 2021 2022 (Est.)

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RF Investment Partners exits SPATCO

Private Equity Wire

In partnership with Kian Capital Partners, RF Investment Partners supported the initial investment in SPATCO with its SBIC Fund I investment in late 2019. RF Investment Partners focuses on lower middle-market businesses in the software, healthcare services and business services sectors.

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Best Stock to Buy Right Now: Amazon vs. Costco

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Both Amazon's and Costco's balance sheets demonstrate financial stability free of debt. billion in net cash (cash and cash equivalents minus total debt) compared to Costco's $4.6 At a time when interest rates are relatively high, both Amazon and Costco can avoid snowballing debt due to high interest expenses.

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This 3%-Yielding Energy Stock Raised Its Dividend Through the Past 4 Recessions

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Exxon currently has a high Aa2/AA- credit rating and a low 14% net debt-to-capital ratio. It's investing heavily to enhance its already advantaged global resources portfolio and products solutions businesses. The company's current corporate plan would more than double its earnings potential from its 2019 baseline by 2027.

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Nearly Half of Warren Buffett's Dividend Income Comes From Just 3 Stocks

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This $10 billion in preferred stock stems from capital Berkshire supplied to Occidental in 2019 to facilitate its acquisition of Anadarko. Even though the worst of the pandemic appears to be over, energy companies worldwide reduced their capital investments for the past three-plus years.

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3 Underrated High-Yield Dividend Stocks to Buy Now and Hold Forever

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It also has material expectations for growth, with a five-year capital investment plan worth around $4.3 The company has paid a regular dividend since going public in 2013 and increased its dividend every year until 2019, when it was forced to slash its payout to preserve cash flows after a large customer went bankrupt.