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  • Foto von Why Do Chase Shopping Offers Feel Blah Compared to Capital One’s 100+ Deals?

    Why Do Chase Shopping Offers Feel Blah Compared to Capital One’s 100+ Deals?

    In the world of cash-back credit cards, Chase and Capital One are undoubtedly two of the best places to start. With various credit cards offering a myriad of benefits and perks, there is every reason to consider either of these card issuers when looking for something great. Key Points Shopping websites are available to both Capital One and Chase credit card holders. The Capital One site is arguably much easier to use and has more partners available. The Chase website does offer seasonal offers and strong notification alerts. The right cash back credit card can earn you hundreds, or thousands of dollars a year for free. Our top pick pays up to 5% cash back, a $200 bonus on top, and $0 annual fee. Click here to apply now (Sponsor) One Redditor explains why these two brands are so favored by pointing out that Chase and Capital One have specialized shopping websites. Both of these websites offer cardholders discounts at various retailers and the opportunity to earn even more cashback. The Concern What initially concerns this Redditor is that the variety of offers was just jarring when they logged into their Chase and Capital One shopping portals. The original poster immediately noticed that Capital One had over 100 offers while their Chase account only had 14, which was a surprising difference. To be fair, this individual is new to Chase, which is likely why they are seeing so few offers, but it’s concerning that this isn’t immediately clear to this individual as a new Chase customer. A few comments in the Reddit post immediately highlight that once you have been a Chase customer for a while, the company learns your shopping habits and will show you more offers. There is a bit of a caveat here, as the Redditor admits they were able to find more offers and discounts eventually, but they wrote the post after they only saw the initial small selection of cashback offers. As a longtime Chase cardholder, I can verify that I could log in myself and see a similar number of offers compared to Capital One, but with the same caveat that they are not easy to find. The Offers Capital One If you are not familiar with either of these portals, as the Redditor is pointing out, both Chase and Capital One offer shopping portals that anyone with a card can join. In fact, with Capital One, the shopping portal is public, but having an existing card login helps you get directly into the portal setup. Once you are logged in, it’s immediate that Capital One is focusing on getting your attention upfront with big names like up to 5% back at Walmart, 2% at Apple, 7% at Macy’s, 13% at Best Buy, and so on. The thing with Capital One and what makes it such an attractive shopping portal is that the big names continue with Target, Dick’s, Home Depot, Lowe’s, and dozens more of your favorite retailers. Chase Unlike Capital One, which is open to the public, the Chase shopping portal requires you to log in with a Chase account. Once you are in, you have a vastly different setup that makes it a lot harder to identify where your offers are. I’m very familiar with the Chase site, and finding a complete list of offers still takes several clicks. There is no question that Capital One is more user-friendly. This said, Chase offers also seem to lack the same level of big names, or at least from what is immediately apparent. You’ll still see Dell, Office Depot, Lenovo, BackCountry, and other names like Samsung, but the “star power” isn’t there as far as retailers. Still, it takes a lot more searching on the website to find these offers, which ties directly back to the original poster’s concern that Chase seems lacking. Which Is Better? In some ways, Chase has a leg up by highlighting offers for Spring Deals, which is a nice addition to its portal page. They also allow me to choose a set of favorite shopping categories like tech, home, beauty, etc. However, I still have to agree with the original poster and highlight that Capital One’s layout is far easier to navigate, but it’s also easier to pick which offers are online and which are in-store, a distinction I couldn’t find on the Chase site. This distinction makes a big difference because I saw Petco offering me up to 7% cash back with my Capital One card. I purchased dog food there, so a benefit just appeared right before me that I immediately wanted to take advantage of it. Chase is upfront about special deals, seasonal sales, and bonus offers, but everything is more difficult to navigate, making it a more frustrating shopping experience. Even if Chase were to offer a slightly higher percentage than Capital One, trying to find it might be enough of a headache that I would choose Capital One and skip the headache. The post Why Do Chase Shopping Offers Feel Blah Compared to Capital One’s 100+ Deals? appeared first on 24/7 Wall St..» Mehr auf 247wallst.com

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    PC shipments increased in first quarter as companies braced for tariffs

    Personal computer shipments rose 9% in the first quarter from a year ago, according to research firm Canalys Many companies sped up deliveries to prepare for incoming tariffs that could put pressure on a recovering PC and electronics market.» Mehr auf cnbc.com

  • Foto von PC Market Starts 2025 With Solid Growth, Tariff Turbulence Looms

    PC Market Starts 2025 With Solid Growth, Tariff Turbulence Looms

    PC shipments rose 4.9% in the first quarter of 2025, but looming tariffs and inflation threaten to derail the market's momentum.» Mehr auf zacks.com

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In 2024 hat Lenovo Group ADR +0,90 Dividende ausgeschüttet. Die letzte Dividende wurde im Dezember 2024 gezahlt.

Unternehmenszahlen

Im letzten Quartal hatte Lenovo Group ADR einen Umsatz von +18,06 Mrd und ein Nettoeinkommen von +665,67 Mio
(EUR)Dez. 2024
YOY
Umsatz+18,06 Mrd27,02%
Bruttoeinkommen+2,84 Mrd20,86%
Nettoeinkommen+665,67 Mio118,35%
EBITDA+932,63 Mio2,58%

Fundamentaldaten

MetrikWert
Marktkapitalisierung
+11,82 Mrd
Anzahl Aktien
632,94 Mio
52 Wochen-Hoch/Tief
+30,93 - +15,72
Dividendenrendite
+4,57%
Dividenden TTM
+0,90
Beta
0,97
KGV (PE Ratio)
+8,92
KGWV (PEG Ratio)
+0,26
KBV (PB Ratio)
+2,74
KUV (PS Ratio)
+0,20

Unternehmensprofil

Lenovo Group Limited, eine Investment-Holdinggesellschaft, entwickelt, produziert und vermarktet Technologieprodukte und -dienstleistungen. Es arbeitet durch Intelligent Devices Group, Infrastructure Solutions Group und Solutions and Services Group Segmente. Das Unternehmen bietet kommerzielle und private PCs, sowie Server und Workstations; und eine Familie von mobilen Internetgeräten, einschließlich Tablets und Smartphones. Darüber hinaus bietet das Unternehmen Laptops, Monitore, Zubehör, Smart-Home- und Collaboration-Lösungen, Augmented und Virtual Reality, das kommerzielle Internet der Dinge und intelligente Infrastrukturlösungen für Rechenzentren. Darüber hinaus fertigt und vertreibt das Unternehmen IT-Produkte, Computer, Computer-Hardware und Peripheriegeräte und bietet Dienstleistungen in den Bereichen IT, Geschäftsplanung, Management, Lieferkette, Finanzen, Verwaltungsunterstützung, Beschaffungsagentur, Datenmanagement, geistiges Eigentum und Investitionsmanagement. Darüber hinaus ist das Unternehmen im Einzelhandels- und Dienstleistungsgeschäft für elektronische Verbraucherprodukte und damit verbundene digitale Dienstleistungen tätig, entwickelt, besitzt, lizenziert und verkauft Kommunikationshardware und -software und entwickelt Software und Anwendungen. Darüber hinaus ist das Unternehmen in den Bereichen Motherboard-Design und -System, Full-Rack-Montage für Server, Speicher und andere Produkte tätig und bietet Geräte-, Infrastruktur- und Software-as-a-Service. Das Unternehmen ist in China, im asiatisch-pazifischen Raum, in Europa, im Nahen Osten, in Afrika und auf dem amerikanischen Kontinent tätig. Die Lenovo Group Limited wurde 1984 gegründet und hat ihren Sitz in Quarry Bay, Hongkong.

Name
Lenovo Group ADR
CEO
Yuanqing Yang
SitzQuarry Bay,
Hong Kong
Website
Industrie
Hardware- Technologie, Speicherung und Peripheriegeräte
Börsengang
Mitarbeiter69.500

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