Stable cash flow from its Australian facilities coupled with strong growth opportunities in Greater Asia, including China, support further capital appreciation for this gaming-and-entertainment company. Read More

Rising incomes and changing spending habits among a segment of China’s population that’s already bigger than the US promise big rewards for Australia-based businesses. Read More

A major Down Under daily reported on Friday, Nov. 15, 2013, that Prime Minister Tony Abbott is leaning toward rejection of the US agribusiness giant’s proposed acquisition of Australia’s largest grain handler. Read More

A major meeting of China’s Communist Party has resulted in a significant statement of new economic, banking and legal reforms. Australia is still in good position to benefit for the long term from a bilateral trade relationship with the world’s second-largest economy. Read More

In an effort to streamline our coverage, we've dropped three companies that don't pay dividends and have very low market caps from How They Rate. Read More

Canada’s largest natural gas producer announces a plan that will see its production mix shift toward oil and liquids, that results in significant job losses and that includes a 65 percent dividend cut. Read More

Canada’s largest banks have a global reputation for stability. And in the aftermath of the Great Financial Crisis they’ve been among the most consistent dividend growers on the planet. Read More

One provides services and support to Canada’s largest network of real estate agents. The other harvests and sells forest products, primarily for home construction. Both are tied to strengthening North American growth. Read More