Procter & Gamble Stock News

McDonald's business has demonstrated it can thrive through a wide range of selling environments. Procter & Gamble stock offers stability and a healthy, growing dividend.

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Procter & Gamble PG (NYSE: PG) reported its Q2'24 results (P&G's fiscal ends in June) last week, with revenues falling below and earnings beating the street estimates. Despite its mixed performance, w

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P&G is showing off its pricing power right now. Profit margins are rising partly thanks to slowing cost inflation.

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P&G's gross profit margin was up a robust 6 percentage points in Q2. The consumer goods giant is managing to pass along higher prices.

Earnings season is a great time for data-hungry investors. Even though a company's earnings report is largely backward-looking, it's also an opportunity for companies to provide guidance for upcoming

These buy-and-hold names are also tightly held, significantly affecting their volatility and resistance to knee-jerk selling. Many, such as Procter & Gamble Co. NYSE: PG, Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.

Procter & Gamble wrote off part of the Gillette franchise. P&G had acquired the company in 2005.