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Alibaba Plans to Unlock Value for Shareholders. Here's How.

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Fortunately, it looks like Alibaba has a clear plan to unlock shareholder value. Delivering almost zero value to shareholders Alibaba was at its peak when it came public in 2014. Firstly, it will enhance the return on invested capital of its operating businesses, raising it from single to double digits.

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2 No-Brainer Oil Stocks to Buy With $200 Right Now

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Trust in superior capital allocation Capital allocation in the oil space can be difficult because a company's survival is often prioritized over shareholder profits. All this is to say that capital allocation is key when it comes to identifying profitable oil stocks. CVX Return on Equity data by YCharts.

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These Oil Stocks Reign Supreme Over Their Rivals

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The oil industry is extremely capital-intensive. Producers must stay ahead of this decline by reinvesting capital into new wells and related infrastructure. Some producers earn higher returns on their reinvested capital dollars than rivals. That's evident in ExxonMobil's long-term investment strategy.

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Carnival Delivered a Quarter of Records. But Here's Even Better News for Shareholders (and it Could Supercharge the Stock).

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This is thanks, in part, to Carnival's fantastic earnings performance, but another element may be even better news for shareholders. And the company also expects adjusted return on invested capital of 10.5%, a half-point better than earlier guidance. Should you invest $1,000 in Carnival Corp. wasn’t one of them.

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3 Super Warren Buffett Stocks to Buy in January

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He also places a high value on companies that generate profits that can be reinvested in the business at high rates of return. Apple certainly passes the latter test, earning an extraordinary return on invested capital of 56%. Buffett admires Apple's ability to make products that people can't live without.

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Beat the Dow Jones With This Cash-Gushing Dividend Stock

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billion through 2026 on new RNG facilities, Waste Management aims to generate an additional $450 million in free cash flow (FCF) annually once its capital expenditures (capex) start paying off. Once these capex investments mature and start generating cash, management expects to generate around $4 billion in FCF annually by 2027.

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3 Must-Know Facts About Lowe's Before You Buy the Stock

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In the past decade, Home Depot has averaged a higher operating margin and return on invested capital than Lowe's. Returning capital to shareholders Lowe's is a mature business. The company invests cash in opening new stores or other initiatives, like enhancing the supply chain or omnichannel capabilities.