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Eating too much can lead to high blood pressure, heart attacks and strokes

The British Heart Foundation and the Action on Salt campaign are calling for Government action to reduce salt content in foods.

Report says Aboriginal children now account for 43.8% of those in out-of home care, up from 38.4%

A review of police’s tactical response model has shown frontline officers feel safer under the changes, but the pilot has strained staff resources and left some rural communities out in the cold 

Dalmatian pelicans at Narta lagoon were saved from extinction but now the government is building an airport in Vlora’s protected landscape

Investor concerns over persistently high inflation, the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy tightening, and growing recession odds have caused a broad market sell-off lately. However, the recent sell-off has created attractive buying opportunities for long-term investors. It could be wise to invest in fundamentally sound stocks Twitter (TWTR), Caesars (CZR), and…

With the stock market witnessing significant volatility owing to the red-hot inflation and rising recession fears, dividend investing could be a good strategy to ensure a stable income stream. We think time-tested S&P 500 dividend aristocrats, Archer-Daniels-Midland Company (ADM), Coca-Cola (KO), General Dynamics (GD), A. O. Smith Corporation (AOS), and…

The industrial sector was impacted severely by COVID-19-pandemic-induced supply chain disruptions and productivity losses. But on the efforts made by the Biden administration to ease supply chain constraints, and with economic activities picking up, industrial production growth and capacity utilization should improve. Against this backdrop, we think the stocks of…

A O Smith Corp (NYSE:AOS) reported first-quarter FY22 sales growth of 27% year-over-year to $978 million, beating the consensus of $967.05 million. Adjusted EPS improved 31% Y/Y to $0.77, beating the consensus of $0.75. Gross margin contracted 260 bps to 35%. North America segment sales rose 32% to $730.1 million, driven by…

Rising input costs amid deepening supply chain disruptions have been perplexing construction and infrastructure companies of late. However, rising infrastructure activity and increasing investments in the space should drive the industry’s growth. Therefore, we think the stocks of fundamentally sound infrastructure companies Builders FirstSource (BLDR), A. O. Smith (AOS), Axalta…

Notwithstanding the tailwinds that are currently driving the industrials sector, the stock market is experiencing heightened volatility as investors assess the Russia-Ukraine war among other challenges. Hence, ‘Dividend Aristocrats’ in the sector, Emerson Electric (EMR), Dover Corp (DOV), Expeditors International (EXPD), and A.O. Smith (AOS), might be reasonable bets on…