Icahn Enterprises Stock News

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Icahn Enterprises stock offers a lucrative 24% dividend yield. But the company's cash reserves suggest this dividend will be slashed, perhaps soon.

Icahn Enterprises stock has taken a beating recently. Many investors wonder if this is an incredible buying opportunity.

Billionaire investor Carl Icahn developed a reputation as a corporate raider in the 1980s but is better known today as a shareholder activist. He buys large stakes in undervalued companies to push for

Dividends that provide a passive source of revenue for investors often seem great on the surface. Stocks with high yields can sometimes indicate a company's instability or solely serve the purpose of

Icahn Enterprises is the holding company of famed activist investor Carl Icahn. Icahn's investment approach is to take companies and overhaul their management team to increase their value.

Icahn Enterprises is a holding company operated by legendary investor Carl Icahn. Shares have pulled back strongly in recent months, causing valuation multiples to sharply decline.

Icahn Enterprises has successfully refinanced its 2024 debt, but at a far higher rate. The company's estimated net asset value (NAV) has significantly decreased. The stock looks poised to go lower as

Conglomerate Icahn Enterprises (NASDAQ: IEP ) — named after its founder, the activist investor Carl Icahn — again found itself treading in red ink. Sparking the negativity was a change in leadersh

IEP is swapping out its CEO and said the net asset value of its holdings fell. The company is holding firm on a dividend that now yields 20%.

Two Icahn lieutenants were tapped to serve on JetBlue's board of directors. This quickly followed news that the activist investor had accumulated a substantial equity stake in the carrier.

Shares in a Swiss software maker plunged as much as 34% on Thursday after short-seller Hindenburg Research accused the company of manipulating its accounts.

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Icahn Enterprises' distribution yield is sky-high, in large part because of its plunging stock price. One Wall Street analyst remains bullish about the beaten-down stock.

The master limited partnership is currently paying out a $1 per unit quarterly distribution. A premium to net asset value of 43% is the cost of the substantial 22.1% distribution rate. Icahn Enterpris