ABBV eyes $24.7 billion from Skyrizi and Rinvoq in 2025 as ex-Humira growth offsets sharp sales drop post-U.S. patent loss.
Emrelis wins FDA approval, marking ABBV's first lung cancer drug and strengthening its oncology reach into solid tumors.
The latest trading day saw AbbVie (ABBV) settling at $187.66, representing a +0.17% change from its previous close.
Our dividend income dropped by 15% in May. We had Healthpeak Properties change the structure of its dividend. June will be a very exciting month and I cannot wait to see the dividend distributions for our ETFs, especially SCHD.
ABBV drops 12.6% in three months, but rising Skyrizi and Rinvoq sales, pipeline strength, and 2025 growth outlook support staying invested.
Money market funds are booming with $7.2 trillion in assets, offering attractive short-term yields, but rising fees and competition could shake things up. I believe we're nearing a turning point: lower rates may push massive capital into dividend stocks, boosting prices and driving down future yields. In the second half of the article, I highlight three high-quality dividend stocks I believe could significantly benefit from this money market rotation trend.
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AbbVie (NYSE:ABBV) stock has garnered recent attention following the FDA approval of Emrelis for adults with previously treated lung cancer who exhibit an overabundance of the c-Met protein. This protein is known to promote tumor growth and resistance to certain therapies.
Following the approval, ABBV's Emrelis becomes the first FDA-approved therapy for previously treated advanced NSCLC patients with high c-Met protein overexpression.