The most valued company in the United States is not the firm you think it is. There's certainly something to be said for staying power.

Wall Street is parsing the details of Buffett's latest SEC filing, here's the story behind the numbers.

These companies have grown their revenue every year for a decade, and they now yield more than 6%.

One of the best places to hunt for income ideas are the numerous indices focused on dividend stocks. I've uncovered one index that is a little-known "sister" of the famous S&P Dividend Aristocrats Index. Its unique take on finding income stocks could lead you to some of the most attractive yields on the market.

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This high-yielder's dividend is well covered and growing, and the company has a dividend reinvestment program that puts your money right back to work for you.

Last October, when the markets seemed at their worst, Warren Buffett told us not to give up on U.S. stocks. But it was one investment in particular that stands out as perhaps his shrewdest move in decades. Learn about these little known income securities and how a major disconnect in the market can still net big yields and significant appreciation potential for investors.

Everyday investors will have a chance to own the market's most coveted investment -- Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway -- for the first time. Here's how.

For the first time in nearly 35 years there will be no cost of living adjustment in payments to Social Security recipients. But for many, monthly bills will increase anyway. We've uncovered one investment class that can help you increase your income despite the lack of help from Social Security.

These little stocks are not only cheap, they also pay huge dividends.