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BenzingaBenzinga··Prnewswire

Compass Group Shifts Share Trading to USD on London Exchange

Compass Group will switch its LSE-listed shares from GBP to USD trading starting April 2026, aligning with its reporting currency and reducing FX volatility.
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The Motley FoolThe Motley Fool··Bram Berkowitz

Berkshire Signals No Immediate Dividend, But Door Remains Open Under Abel

Berkshire Hathaway's new CEO Greg Abel confirms no immediate dividend, but signals the board annually reviews the policy and could consider dividends if capital returns deteriorate.
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The Motley FoolThe Motley Fool··Motley Fool Staff

Buffett's Final Moves: Berkshire Shifts From Tech to Consumer Staples

Berkshire Hathaway's latest 13F filing reveals Warren Buffett's last major stock moves as CEO, showing significant tech exits and pivot toward consumer goods.
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BenzingaBenzinga··Stjepan Kalinic

BHP Doubles Down on Diversification as Copper Boom Tempts Mining Giant

BHP reaffirms diversified strategy despite copper representing over 50% of EBITDA, targeting 3-4% annual copper-equivalent production growth through 2035.
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BenzingaBenzinga··Prnewswire

Viatris Reaffirms Annual Dividend Commitment With $0.48 Per Share Policy

Viatris reaffirms $0.48 annual dividend per share for 2026, declaring $0.12 quarterly payout. Marks sixth consecutive year of consistent shareholder distributions.
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Sasol Navigates Price Headwinds While Returning to Positive Free Cash Flow

Sasol returns to positive free cash flow despite flat revenue from lower commodity prices. EBITDA declined 12%, but cost discipline improved working capital management.
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The Motley FoolThe Motley Fool··Motley Fool Transcribing

Credicorp Eyes 8.5% Loan Growth in 2026 Despite Bolivia Currency Risks

Credicorp projects 8.5% loan growth in 2026 despite Bolivia currency risks. Core Peruvian operations expected to expand 11% at constant rates, with stable margins and increased dividends planned.
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