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Allstate Heads Into Its Earnings Report With A P/E Under 8.0Insurance giant Allstate (ALL) is set to report second-quarter earnings results after the closing bell on Tuesday. The stock is trading at a pretty low valuation at this time and a pattern on the chart could be indicating that the stock is ready to rally. Analysts expect the company to... |
Allstate: Profitable Even In A PandemicAllstate (ALL), one of the blue-chips of the property and casualty arena, is undervalued at today's market value of $91.16. The company has built a strong underwriting machine that generates profits from its efficiency and underwriting margins. With all of the uncertainty around the COVID-19 pandemic, Allstate stepped up and... |
Walmart, McDonalds, and Geico are the latest companies to reportedly pull advertising from Facebook amid a growing boycott, costing the tech giant millions (FB, MCD, WMT, K, ALL, KSS, PTON, DELL, D)Facebook is facing a growing advertiser boycott — dozens of companies announced over the past month that they'll pause ad spending on the social network. A new report reveals that, in addition to the companies that announced they were joining the boycott, a handful of major advertisers quietly paused ad spending on Facebook with no announcement this month. Walmart, Geico, McDonald's, Allstate, Kellogg's, Kohl's, Dell, Peloton, and Ikea all paused Facebook ads in July, costing the social network millions in revenue, according to a report from Media Matters. The boycott was started by civil rights activists to protest hate speech and misinformation on Facebook's platform. But for advertisers, pulling out of Facebook is more about brand safety than political activism. Visit Business Inside... |
Why Allstate (ALL) is Poised to Beat Earnings Estimates AgainAllstate (ALL) has an impressive earnings surprise history and currently possesses the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely beat in its next quarterly report. |
Will Allstate's (ALL) Q2 Cat Loss Mar Earnings Prospects?Allstate (ALL) provides a catastrophe loss estimate of $204 million, pretax ($161 million, after tax) for June this year. |
Allstate declares $0.54 dividendAllstate (ALL) declares $0.54/share quarterly dividend, in line with previous.Forward yield 2.36%Payable Oct. 1; for shareholders of record Aug. 28; ex-div Aug. 27.See ALL Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Growth.... |
Allstate estimates June catastrophe losses of $204MAllstate (ALL) estimates June catastrophe losses at $204M pretax or $161M after-tax.The losses are comprised of 10 events at an estimated cost of $181M pretax ($143M after-tax), plus unfavorable prior period reserve re-estimates.Three severe wind and hail events primarily impacting Texas, Pennsylvania, and Alberta, Canada, accounted for about half of... |
Allstate Announces June and Second Quarter 2020 Catastrophe LossesNORTHBROOK, Ill.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Allstate Corporation (NYSE: ALL) today announced estimated catastrophe losses for the month of June of $204 million, pre-tax ($161 million, after-tax). Catastrophe losses occurring in June comprised ten events at an estimated cost of $181 million, pre-tax ($143 million, after-tax), plus unfavorable prior period reserve reestimates. Three severe wind and hail weather events, primarily impacting Texas, Pennsylvania and Alberta (Canada), accounted for approxi |
Analog Devices to Buy Rival Maxim in $21 Billion Chip Deal(Bloomberg) -- Analog Devices Inc. agreed to acquire rival Maxim Integrated Products Inc. for $20.9 billion in stock, heralding what may develop into a new round of consolidation in the $400 billion semiconductor industry.Analog Devices will pay 0.63 share for each Maxim share, representing a 22% premium to Maxim’s closing share price on Friday, the two companies said in a statement early Monday. Analog Devices shareholders will own about 69% of the combined company, which will be valued at about $68 billion including debt, the companies said.The acquisition of San Jose, California-based Maxim creates a larger rival for Texas Instruments Inc. in the market for analog and embedded processor chips, crucial components in the spread of computing and intelligence to everyday devices. Analog ... |
Analog Devices Near Deal to Buy Maxim for $17 Billion(Bloomberg) -- Analog Devices Inc. is close to an all-stock agreement to acquire Maxim Integrated Products Inc., according to people familiar with the matter.The semiconductor companies are talking about a deal that values San Jose, California-based Maxim at more than its current market capitalization of roughly $17 billion. Norwood, Mass.-based Analog has a market value of $46 billion and also has a large office in the San Jose area. The deal could be announced as early as Monday, though discussions could still fall apart, said the people, asking not to be named discussing private negotiations.Representatives for Analog Devices and Maxim declined to comment. The Wall Street Journal first reported the negotiations.Acquisitions are starting to return after a lull of several months caused... |
