Campbell Soup Aktie News

The Campbell's Company is undervalued amid near-term headwinds, trading at a forward P/E of 11.0 and a 5.8% yield. CPB's resilient premium brands, supply chain integration of Rao's, and tariff mitigation strategies position it for long-term growth despite current margin pressures. The dividend remains well-covered at a 55% payout ratio, with management prudently maintaining the rate during cost...

Seven S&P 500 high-yield 'safer' dividend stocks—like Ford, AT&T, and VICI—offer strong payouts supported by free cash flow and attractive valuations. Analyst projections indicate 22.78% to 36.88% net gains for the top ten S&P 500 dividend dogs by January 2027, with average risk 16% below the market. Nine of the top ten S&P 500 dividend dogs already meet the ideal of annual dividends from $1K i...

Air India is scouting for a new chief executive to replace Campbell Wilson, two sources familiar with the matter said, as the airline continues to battle intense scrutiny after a deadly crash in June.

Investors have every reason to smile, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Composite rising by 15%, 18%, and 22%, respectively, in 2025. Wall Street's biggest bargains are found by looking to the future, not reliving the past.

Dividend stocks have been under pressure in the past few years due to the broader economy's unpredictable swings.

We look to highlight some potential opportunities that focus on dividend growth stocks as a way to build long-term cash flows for income-focused investors. The screening process emphasizes dividend safety, growth, and consistency, using Seeking Alpha's screening tool. We then sort them by the highest yields, as these rank highly on dividend safety; a higher yield could be more desirable if it i...

Stocks that pay dividends offer a means to participate in the market while boosting your passive income stream. Coke continues to grow earnings and free cash flow to support future dividend raises.

Campbell's is hovering around a 17-year low. Growth has turned negative as consumers resist price increases from packaged food giants.