Emerson Electric
Founded in 1890 as the first manufacturer of electric fans in North America, Emerson Electric has become a leading industrial automation player through the acquisition of established brands. Emerson organizes its business into seven segments that sell a wide range of automation software, power tools, and automation hardware such as valves, gauges, and switches. In recent years, Emerson divested its climate technology and consumer businesses to become more of a pure-play industrial automation company. The automation of a factory is an enticing long-term proposition for manufacturers, helping reduce accident rates and raise uptime and productivity.www.emerson.com
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Nov 6, 2026
Megan LynchHOST
A company that moved its headquarters to Clayton has been helping pay St. Louis City's police chief.
Megan LynchHOST
Records obtained by the Post-Dispatch show Emerson's foundation sent about $33,000 toward a consulting deal between Chief Robert Tracy and UMSL that topped up his city's salary.
Megan LynchHOST
Two other donors, one of them anonymous, gave similar amounts.
Megan LynchHOST
Emerson says the donation was meant to support the region and its universities.
Megan LynchHOST
Tracy's new contract, which starts at $295,000 a year, puts all of his pay under one
Debbie MonterreyHOST
employer.
Andrei JikhHOST
In reality, however, the dividend yield is actually 6.72%, which is 2.4% less than what it's supposed to be.
Andrei JikhHOST
Another one, Emerson Electric, that is 2.53%, and that is wrong because the real dividend yield is 3.45%.
Andrei JikhHOST
four three percent that's nearly one percent less than what it's supposed to be and that's just a few of the examples from my portfolio alone that i have found several dozens worth of stocks that are completely wrong by several percentage points which begs the question is this how robin hood makes money by paying dividend investors less than what they're supposed to Hey guys, my name is Andre Jik.
Andrei JikhHOST
Hope you had a great week.
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Embraer is in discussions with India's Indigo Airlines for orders of up to 150 jets.
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Before the open, we'll have earnings from CVS Health, Stanley Black & Deca, Zimmer Biomet, McDonald's, Sankora, Uber, Insulet, Charles River Laboratories, Martin Marietta Materials, Emerson Electric, Datadog, and Trimble.
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After the close, we'll have earnings from CF Industries, Edwards Life Sciences, McKesson, Albemarle, Applovin, Expedia Group, Corpay, Allstate, MetLife, Motorola Solutions, Qualcomm, Fair Isaac, Coherent, and News Corp. Macro data today include October ADP employment, September trade balance, October PMI services final, and October ISM non-manufacturing index.
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Asian equity markets closed mixed Wednesday.
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CVS's results and guidance were largely better then, but attention focused on the company's announcement to separate its retail pharmacy chain from its insurance business.
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Emerson Electric noted strong order activity, but its guidance missed exceptions.
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Datadog beat on most key metrics, but its guidance underwhelmed.
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Other earnings-related gainers include WW Grainger, Block, Medline, Prudential, CDW, Zimmer Biomet, and Duolingo.
Megan LynchHOST
Kassoff says that financial analyst comes from experts retained by developers.
Megan LynchHOST
The technology and data center is planned for the former Emerson Electric campus in Ferguson.
Megan LynchHOST
A St. Louis alderwoman wants to change how the city designates funding to its Code Blue program, which ramps up housing for homeless residents during winter weather.
Jade AubreyCORRESPONDENT
The Code Blue program receives funding through an annual executive order from the mayor's office.
Melissa LeeHOST
As we head to break, take a look at some of the S&P 500 stocks hitting new highs.
Melissa LeeHOST
Amgen, Quest Diagnostics, MasterCard, Emerson Electric, and United Rentals.
Melissa LeeHOST
Closing bell overtime.
Melissa LeeHOST
Be right back.
Elliott DavisGUEST
a few other folks.
Elliott DavisGUEST
Guy from Emerson Electric.
Elliott DavisGUEST
Emerson Electric, yep.
Joe FrestaHOST
That was Chuck Knight, correct? Was it not?
Elliott DavisGUEST
And Bob Hyland.
Andrei JikhHOST
And in the last 20 years, they have grown at a 10% dividend growth rate.
Andrei JikhHOST
Coming in at number five is EMR or Emerson Electric Company.
Andrei JikhHOST
Now, they are from the industrials sector, and it also looks reasonably valued, again, not cheap, not expensive, with a 3.18% dividend yield and a dividend safety score of 78, which is good.
Andrei JikhHOST
Now, this year, they've only grown by 1%, which is very slow.
Larry O'BrienGUEST
I mean, we had the ABB acquisition of Rotorq, right? Big valve actuator supplier there.
Larry O'BrienGUEST
We had Emerson completing its acquisition of Aspen Tech.
Larry O'BrienGUEST
Huge acquisition for them, really bolstering their software capabilities.
Larry O'BrienGUEST
Obviously, you know, rounding out AI capabilities as well there.
Carmen BartonGUEST
But back when he worked there, it was called McDonnell Douglas, and, um, and that's where he worked.
Carmen BartonGUEST
Then he worked for a company called, um, uh, Emerson Electric Company, then AG Edwards, and right now, um, he works for Washington University.
Na'im LynnHOST
Mm.
Carmen BartonGUEST
So he's very distinguished, very educated.
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