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SPC adds to a fleet that already includes a ProStream 1800, varioPRINT i300 and ColorStream 3900 with installation set for third quarter of 2024. SPC adds to a fleet that already includes a ProStream 1800, varioPRINT i300 and ColorStream 3900 with installation set for third quarter of 2024.

Canon Inc.'s current P/B multiple is below its long-term historical mean. The company can potentially improve its ROE by introducing new products, optimizing its business mix, and return more excess capital to shareholders. l have a Buy rating for Canon, as I think that the stock can be valued by the market at a higher P/B ratio when it achieves a better ROE.

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Who says compact cameras are dead? Well, the market does, actually; the mobile phone has all but killed off the category altogether, so it's interesting to see Canon take another stab at the market.

When you think Canon, you might think cameras, scanners, printers and such. At CES this year, the company did a stride toward the softer side of tech, taking a broader view of what imaging means.

HP Inc. ( HPQ , Financial) announced its Future Ready Transformation Plan in November 2022, in conjunction with its fourth quarter and full-year results for fiscal 2022 (its fiscal year ends on Oct. 31).

Companies showing augmented reality and mixed reality headsets at CES 2023 are aiming to get ahead of Apple's market entry. The post Techs Take On Apple And The Real World With Augmented Reality appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.

I wrote about Canon some months back, calling the stock a bit of an overlooked gem for what it actually offers investors. Unlike other companies in today's volatile market, Canon offers a solid, well-covered yield, decent stable prospects, and likely forward EPS growth and stability.

When the pandemic slammed into our shores a couple of years ago, many of us were shoo-ed inside, doomed to endless Zoom meetings. At the time, Canon released a beta of its EOS Webcam Utility, and then seemed to pretty much forget about it.

I've reviewed some Japanese-based companies in my time as a contributor for SA - so when I was asked to take a look at Canon, it seemed logical. Canon shares similarities with some other Japanese giants - in that growth has been stagnant for a long time, and the company is searching for more.