Automatic Data Processing Inc

ADP launches AI‑powered Lyric HCM in Australia & New Zealand, boosting its human‑capital platform, deepening market presence, and enhancing predictive workforce analytics.

ADP reports a 32,000‑job private‑sector decline, sparking Fed‑rate cut speculation while highlighting AI investment and resilient sub‑sectors that could boost its valuation.

ADP raises its dividend, boosting shareholder value while staying strong in a competitive HR‑tech market; learn how the move fuels steady growth and market resilience.

ADP raises 2025 dividend by ~10% to $1.70/share, reflecting stable cash flow and a focus on payroll outsourcing, tech‑driven HR solutions, and shareholder value.

ADP raises its dividend 10.8 % to $1.70 per share – the 50th straight year of growth, underscoring strong cash flow, steady margins and a solid dividend policy.

Automatic Data Processing Inc. (ADP) has seen its stock price decline due to a weakening U.S. dollar and disappointing private payrolls data, but its diversified service offerings and strong brand position suggest resilience in the long term.

Automatic Data Processing Inc. (ADP) shares have shown resilience in the face of market volatility, but insider selling and uncertain economic prospects have injected caution into investor sentiment.

Automatic Data Processing Inc. (ADP) faces growing unease among investors due to a combination of macroeconomic turbulence, insider selling, and a weakening labor market, despite its strong fundamentals and diversified revenue streams.

Automatic Data Processing Inc. (ADP) has experienced a minor 1.71% decline in its stock price, but its long-term growth trajectory remains strong, driven by its commitment to innovation and the recent unveiling of AI-powered features in its HR and p…

Investors are warned to approach Automatic Data Processing (ADP) with caution due to its high price-to-earnings and price-to-book ratios, indicating potential overvaluation.