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Apple, Coca-Cola, and Visa - all handpicked by Warren Buffett himself for Berkshire's own portfolio - are top stocks to add to any portfolio for their strong financials, growth potential, and attractive dividends

Although the Fed will likely keep the interest rates unchanged in its upcoming meeting, financial companies will likely benefit from the high-interest rate environment, with no possibility of a rate-cut initiative soon. Therefore, it could be wise to add fundamentally strong financial stocks Global Payments (GPN), Visa (V), and FirstCash…

Last week was a wild ride, to say the least. Tesla (TSLA) reported earnings and the market did not like what it had to say, as it proceeded to sell off and close the week down over 15%.

After heavy losses in equity markets, it's worth considering some top-quality stocks to buy on the dip - especially names worth holding for the long haul, like Apple.

With bond yields closing in on the 5% threshold, mega-cap blue-chip stocks with rock-solid balance sheets are some of the best places to park your investing capital.

American Express stock is getting too cheap following its overblown pullback off 52-week highs.

As digital payments gain traction, traditional payment processors like Visa face the challenge of staying relevant. 

Seven persons including two women and transgender arrested in Visakhapatnam for nine chain snatching cases.

As we anticipate the possibility of another rate hike and advancements in technology, the consumer financial services sector stands poised for notable growth in the foreseeable future. Given this, which consumer financial services stock, Visa Inc. (V) or Global Payments (GPN), could generate superior returns? Let’s find out….