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A full load of the huge rocket's new satellites can add as much Starlink capacity as around 20 Falcon 9 launches. So where does this leave the medium-lift rocket its smaller rival is building?
Telus stock has been hit hard in 2026, but its push to reduce debt and improve cash flow could give patient investors reasons to keep watching this beaten-down telecom stock.
TC Energy keeps its broader Mexican network, trades about 17% below analyst targets, and yields roughly 4.2%. Notably, the stock could be pressured if the Bank of Canada hikes interest rates.
These five Canadian companies have established businesses with long-term growth opportunities and could form a solid foundation for a patient portfolio.
This under-the-radar consumer discretionary stock boasts a Superscore of 73 from the Hidden Gems Primary database, part of The Motley Fool's Moneyball Database system.
Rogers may not offer the highest telecom dividend yield, but its improving cash flow, lower capital spending, and valuable sports assets make it my preferred choice over Telus and BCE right now.
Every few years, an investing theme momentarily captures the zeitgeist, but then fades into the background just as quickly. What's part of the hype cycle versus a durable trend?
Idle cash loses purchasing power to inflation. Capital Power stock offers investors a 4.6% yield, dividend hikes, and capital gains potential to build real wealth.
A $5,000 investment split between these two Canadian stocks could generate roughly $222.50 in dividend income while keeping investors exposed to two major energy infrastructure businesses.
Palantir's hypergrowth and profitability are rare at this scale, while ServiceNow offers the kind of steady, compounding enterprise platform that rewards patient investors over time.
AMD is growing fast as the primary alternative to Nvidia in AI chips, with data center sales more than doubling year over year. Arm earns royalties across billions of devices and is finding new momentum in data centers, but its growth is more measured.
Celestica has been a phenomenal stock over the last five years, but future gains depend on the company meeting high earnings forecasts and sustaining demand.
One Canadian National share can begin a dividend snowball. See how reinvesting Canadian National Railway dividends can steadily build income over time.
These two popular Canadian financial stocks have already delivered strong gains, but their strong fundamentals suggest there is still plenty happening beneath their stock rallies.
This Canadian dividend stock has raised its dividend for 54 straight years, and a $12 billion regulated investment plan could help support its next phase of growth.
