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The Zacks Consensus Estimate for Energy Transfer’s ET 2024 and 2025 earnings per unit has dropped by 7.5% and 11.8%, respectively, in the past 60 days. The downward revision in earnings ...

Remitly is growing quickly but facing a lot of potential threats over news around stablecoins and remittance taxes. The company can work through any disruptions in the remittance market and has a ...

Units of Energy Transfer LP ET have rallied 21.8% year to date compared with its industry’s growth of 20.8%. The oil and gas midstream firm owns a wide network of pipelines across the United ...

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However, some energy stocks just print money because their business models have minimal direct exposure to commodity prices. That gives them the cash to pay lucrative dividends.

Walmart will pay $10 million to settle federal charges alleging the retailer allowed scammers to use its in-store money transfer services to steal hundreds of millions of dollars from U.S. consumers.

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Image source: Getty Images. But could Energy Transfer generate millionaire-maker gains as rising energy costs drive more states to support the construction of new natural gas pipelines?

How Energy Transfer stock nearly doubles If Energy Transfer grows its EBITDA as expected, the stock could reach $30 in 2029 if it can command a 10x EV/EBITDA multiple.

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