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ZoomInfo Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ:ZI) shares traded lower premarket on Wednesday after the company reported third-quarter results. On Tuesday, the company reported revenue of $303.6 million, beating estimates of $299.4 million, and adjusted EPS of 28 cents, exceeding the consensus of 22 cents. Total revenue was down 3% on a year-over-year basis in the quarter. ZoomInfo ended the quarter with 1,809 customers generating $100,000 or more in annual contract value, marking an increase of 12 customer

With the presidential election season behind us, a major source of uncertainty has been lifted, creating an ideal opportunity for investors to reassess their stock portfolios in light of shifting market conditions. In this environment, Goldman Sachs analysts are evaluating individual stocks, pinpointing those best positioned to thrive in a growth-oriented market. We’ve used the TipRanks database to pull up the details on two names that Goldman’s analysts have singled out. Looking at the broader

As an investor, I especially appreciate companies with strong brand recognition. Brand strength helps businesses consistently grow over time and remain resilient in challenging environments. As leaders in their respective industries, Dividend Aristocrats masterfully embody this characteristic. These are S&P 500 index (SPX) components that have delivered at least 25 consecutive years of dividend hikes to shareholders. Operating or franchising over 40,000 locations globally, fast-food giant McDona

Delian has incorporated Dow’s REVOLOOP recycled plastic resins into auto care product packaging.

The device, expected to be announced as early as March 2025, will serve as a command centre for home control.

Tens of thousands of traders have been using the bank’s crypto exchange in the UK, a spokesperson said.

DOGE's price has surged 78% since Trump's election win a week ago.

All we would say here is not to fight this emerging dollar uptrend, ING said.

The scheme promised 20x returns through investing in tokens that in reality had little value.

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