The company behind the Philippines’ top mobile wallet GCash has approved a stock split to increase the number of its common ...

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As stocks get more expensive, speculation of a future stock split grows. Stock splits make it easier for investors to buy a larger quantity of shares, but more importantly, they lower the price of ...

Key Points Netflix stock is overdue for a split after a huge rally that sent it north of $1,000 per share. Don’t be too surprised if Netflix winds up the only mega-cap tech titan to split in ...

Houston American Energy (NYSE:HUSA) announced a 1-for-10 reverse stock split, effective after market close on June 6, 2025. The company's stockholders approved a reverse stock split of its common ...

Reverse stock splits are sometimes necessary for companies performing terribly. Tilray has a proposed reverse stock split on the table that will help it avoid getting delisted from the Nasdaq.

Few things stoke more investor interest than a stock split. While they don't alter any of a stock's fundamentals like revenue, net income, or free cash flow, splits can create buzz around a stock ...

However, a lower stock split, such as a 5-for-1 or a 7-for-1 split, is possible. Here's why you should keep an eye on VeriSign leading up to a stock split. Key Points ...

O’Reilly is getting ready to split 15-to-1 this June. The stock looks pricey, but the split could spark major action in the name. Are you ahead, or behind on retirement? SmartAsset’s free tool ...

Stock Split News: Four companies engaged in different industry sectors have declared record dates for the stock splits this week. Notably, the share splits are first-ever for three firms and for ...

However, I'd add something else too: stock splits. I understand why it sometimes makes sense for companies to conduct stock splits, but the splits don't change anything about the fundamentals of ...