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High-quality carbon farming projects could be used for landscape restoration and protecting biodiversity but investors could need a nudge to pay a premium.

Cummins is expected to release its fiscal fourth-quarter earnings next month, and analysts project a double-digit profit growth.

Sarah Silverman and others file court case claiming CEO approved use of dataset despite warnings

Research has shown that nearly all of those promoted into managerial positions are all title and no substance: In fact, a whopping 82% of bosses are “accidental managers” according to the CMI’s research.

Policies could include flexible working, paid time off to attend appointments or compassionate leave

Survey by Chartered Management Institute finds only 19% of companies have a policy in place

Cummins has outperformed its industry peers recently, and analysts remain moderately optimistic about the stock’s prospects.

Cummins has outperformed the broader market over the past year, and analysts are moderately optimistic about the stock’s prospects.

Amid robust economic growth, lower borrowing costs, and adoption of cutting-edge technologies, the industrial market’s long-term growth is robust. Hence, fundamentally solid industrial stocks Honeywell International (HON), Illinois Tool Works (ITW), and Cummins (CMI) could be ideal buys for the infrastructure boom. Keep reading.

Next month, Cummins will announce its Q3 earnings, with analysts forecasting a small jump in profitability.

The industrial sector is set for growth due to reshoring, technological advancements, and increasing demand for sustainable and infrastructure-related projects. Hence, investors might consider investing in Southern Copper (SCCO), Illinois Tool Works (ITW), and Cummins (CMI), which are set to benefit from reshoring trends. Read more….