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Vanguard’s VIG Quietly Returned 247% While Investors Chased Higher Yields
24/7 Wall St.85d agoneutral
Vanguard’s VIG Quietly Returned 247% While Investors Chased Higher Yields

Retirees evaluating dividend funds tend to anchor on current yield, which is exactly why Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF (NYSEARCA:VIG) often gets overlooked. The fund pays a distribution yield of roughly 1.6%, which looks unimpressive next to higher-yielding alternatives. Morningstar analysts have repeatedly flagged VIG as a quiet winner for retirees precisely because of that misread. ... Vanguard’s VIG Quietly Returned 247% While Investors Chased Higher Yields

Bristol Myers Bets On Claude AI And Neuroscience To Recast Growth
Simply Wall St.86d agoneutral
Bristol Myers Bets On Claude AI And Neuroscience To Recast Growth

Bristol Myers Squibb (NYSE:BMY) is rolling out Anthropic's Claude enterprise AI across its global operations. The company is broadening its neuroscience focus after a US$14b acquisition, adding drug candidates for schizophrenia and Alzheimer's disease. These moves reflect a shift toward large scale AI use in pharma and a wider footprint beyond oncology. Bristol Myers Squibb is a large pharmaceutical company best known for its work in oncology and immunology. A full scale deployment of...

Why retirees are banking on SCHD’s 15-year unbroken dividend streak
24/7 Wall St.86d agoneutral
Why retirees are banking on SCHD’s 15-year unbroken dividend streak

The Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF (NYSEARCA:SCHD) has built its reputation on paying reliable, growing quarterly distributions to income investors, and the latest data confirms why holders trust the fund. SCHD paid $0.2569 per share on March 30, 2026, continuing an uninterrupted quarterly schedule that stretches back to 2011. For retirees and dividend-growth investors weighing ... Why retirees are banking on SCHD’s 15-year unbroken dividend streak

Bristol Myers to deploy Anthropic's Claude AI model to speed up drug discovery
Reuters87d agoneutral
Bristol Myers to deploy Anthropic's Claude AI model to speed up drug discovery

Bristol Myers Squibb said on Wednesday it is partnering with Anthropic ‌to make its Claude AI model ‌available to over 30,000 employees in an effort to ​accelerate the discovery, development and delivery of new medicines. • Bristol said it will also leverage Claude Code, Anthropic's coding tool, and evaluate its ‌use in research, ⁠drug development, manufacturing and other commercial and medical affairs. • Agentic ​AI, which ​requires little human intervention, could increase clinical development productivity by about 35% to 45% ​over the ‌next five years, consultancy McKinsey said last ​year.

How The Bristol Myers Squibb (BMY) Story Is Shifting Around Pipeline Hopes And Patent Risks
Simply Wall St.88d agoneutral
How The Bristol Myers Squibb (BMY) Story Is Shifting Around Pipeline Hopes And Patent Risks

Recent price target moves for Bristol-Myers Squibb, including adjustments to US$70, US$75 and US$60, sit against only a very small shift in one fair value estimate from US$63.04 to US$62.96. These changes reflect how differently analysts are weighing execution risk, late-stage pipeline potential and the impact of upcoming patent expiries when thinking about where the stock could trade next. As you read on, you will see how to make sense of this evolving narrative and what to watch as new data...

Bristol Myers Squibb Expands US Capacity And Trials With Houston Moves
Simply Wall St.88d agoneutral
Bristol Myers Squibb Expands US Capacity And Trials With Houston Moves

Bristol Myers Squibb (NYSE:BMY) is investing US$1b in a new manufacturing facility in Houston, aimed at expanding pharmaceutical production capacity and creating hundreds of local jobs. The company has also launched a collaboration with the Tigerlily Foundation focused on improving clinical trial access and health equity for underrepresented patient groups. Bristol Myers Squibb is a global biopharmaceutical company focused on developing and manufacturing treatments across oncology,...

Tempus AI, Bristol Myers Squibb Expand AI-Driven Clinical Trial Efforts
Benzinga89d agoneutral
Tempus AI, Bristol Myers Squibb Expand AI-Driven Clinical Trial Efforts

Tempus AI Inc. announced a new collaboration initiative with Bristol Myers Squibb Co. aimed at improving clinical trial design and increasing the Probability of Technical & Regulatory Success across five initial development programs. The companies plan to use artificial intelligence,...

Tempus AI And BMS Deepen AI Drug Development Ties As Losses Persist
Simply Wall St.89d agoneutral
Tempus AI And BMS Deepen AI Drug Development Ties As Losses Persist

Tempus AI and Bristol Myers Squibb are expanding their collaboration to apply AI analytics and real world data to oncology and neuroscience drug development. The partnership focuses on using Tempus AI's multimodal patient data to inform clinical trial design, including programs in oncology and Alzheimer's disease. The agreement highlights growing pharmaceutical interest in AI driven tools that can address complex challenges in precision medicine research. Tempus AI, listed as NasdaqGS:TEM,...

Regeneron Stock Tumbles on Melanoma Drug-Trial Miss
The Wall Street Journal89d agobearish
Regeneron Stock Tumbles on Melanoma Drug-Trial Miss

Shares of Regeneron Pharmaceuticals are down about 11%, dragging the Nasdaq composite, after the company’s experimental melanoma drug failed a pivotal clinical trial. The company said that its drug fianlimab, when combined with an approved cancer drug, didn't keep patients’ disease from worsening significantly longer than Merck’s Keytruda.