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This Dividend King Is Getting In on the AI Energy Boom With Its Recent Deal with Google. Is It a Buy?Black Hills, a Dividend King with 56 years of consecutive dividend growth, signed a long-term agreement with Google to supply 2.7 gigawatts of power to its Wyoming data center campus through 2048. The deal is projected to generate $150 million in annual net income by 2030, significantly boosting the utility's position as Wyoming emerges as a major AI data center hub with investments from Microsoft, Meta, and Alphabet.The Motley Fool · Oct 16, 2026

I'd Rather Bet on AI's Electric Bill Than Its Chips. Here's Why.Rather than betting on which AI chip company will dominate, the author advocates for investing in electricity and utility stocks. Using a 'picks-and-shovels' investment strategy, he argues that regardless of which chipmaker wins the AI race, all AI systems require reliable electricity. He recommends utility stocks like NextEra Energy, Southern Company, Brookfield Renewable Partners, and Black Hills as safer bets that benefit from AI growth while providing dividend income.The Motley Fool · Aug 29, 2026

1 High-Yield Dividend Stock Worth Loading Up On Right NowBlack Hills Corp (BKH), a utility provider in the Great Plains and Mountain West, is highlighted as an attractive dividend stock with a 3.8% yield and 56 consecutive years of dividend increases. The company reported 31% EPS growth on modest 3% revenue growth in Q2 FY2026, demonstrating improved efficiency. Wyoming's projected data center demand from AI hyperscalers Microsoft and Meta positions BKH for future growth, while trading at a reasonable 18x P/E ratio with Wall Street's 'Strong Buy' rating and 21% upside potential.The Motley Fool · Aug 25, 2026

If a Bear Market Is Coming, Here's What All of the Smartest Investors Are Doing Right NowThe article advises investors to prepare for an inevitable bear market by adopting defensive strategies. Key recommendations include investing in low-cost S&P 500 index funds through dollar-cost averaging, reducing exposure to high-volatility stocks like technology, and diversifying into stable dividend-paying companies. Historical perspective shows bear markets are temporary and followed by bull markets, so panic selling should be avoided.The Motley Fool · Aug 23, 2026

The AI-Driven Rise in Power Bills Are Causing a $25 Billion Problem for Utility StocksAI data centers are driving massive electricity demand, causing utility bills to surge and unpaid bills to reach $25 billion by 2025. Regulated utilities face pressure from rate increases and customer payment difficulties, while unregulated power providers and alternative energy companies are positioned to benefit from AI power demand without regulatory constraints.The Motley Fool · Jul 14, 2026

Why Bloom Energy Stock Plunged Over 10% TodayBloom Energy stock dropped over 10% after Crusoe Energy paused development of a 1.8 GW data center project in Wyoming where Bloom was set to supply fuel-cell systems. However, utility company Black Hills stated the project remains on track and expects it to begin by early 2028, suggesting the pause may not directly impact Bloom's revenue. The sell-off reflects investor concerns about potential slowdowns in AI spending and data center development.The Motley Fool · Jun 10, 2026

Market Crash: The 3 Best Dividend Stocks to Buy Right NowThe article recommends three Dividend King stocks (companies with 50+ consecutive years of dividend increases) as defensive positions during market uncertainty: PepsiCo with a 3.9% dividend yield and diversified snack/beverage portfolio, Black Hills utility company with a 3.7% yield and planned merger with NorthWestern Energy, and Colgate-Palmolive with a 2.3% yield and 63 years of consecutive dividend increases.The Motley Fool · May 26, 2026

Better Dividend Stock: NextEra Energy vs. Black HillsNextEra Energy and Black Hills are compared as dividend investment options. NextEra Energy offers higher dividend growth (~10% historically, expected to slow to ~6%) with a 2.6% yield, powered by its clean energy business alongside regulated utilities. Black Hills is a simpler regulated utility with Dividend King status, offering a higher 3.7% yield but slower growth. The choice depends on investor preference: NextEra for dividend growth investors, Black Hills for conservative income-focused investors seeking stability.The Motley Fool · May 3, 2026

Black Hills Corp. Announces Quarterly DividendBlack Hills Corp. announced a quarterly dividend of $0.703 per share payable June 1, 2026, to shareholders of record on May 15, 2026. The company will release its 2026 first-quarter earnings on May 6, 2026, followed by a conference call and webcast on May 7, 2026.GlobeNewswire Inc. · Apr 28, 2026

3 Dividend-Paying AI Stocks for 2026The article highlights three AI-related dividend-paying stocks: Qualcomm, which is expanding into mobile AI processors and data centers with a 2.9% dividend yield; Oracle, which is investing heavily in AI infrastructure despite recent stock weakness, with potential for strong future growth; and Black Hills, a utility positioned to benefit from AI data center demand in the Mountain West region with a 3.7% dividend yield.The Motley Fool · Apr 13, 2026

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$5.84B

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Next Earnings

November 4th