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CNBC
6 days ago
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- CNBC
Deutsche Bank says take chance on beaten-up UnitedHealth because of valuation
UnitedHealth could be a bargain for investors, according to Deutsche Bank. Analyst George Hill maintained his buy rating along with his target price of $362. That, he said, reflects an earnings multiple of 16 — which sits at the low end of the stock's 10-year trading range. Hill's forecast implies UnitedHealth shares could gain 21.4% from Thursday's close. "We're hanging our gloves on valuation: We maintain our buy rating on UNH's shares, as even here using a trough-ish multiple on our expected 2025 trough earnings still implies meaningful upside to the shares," Hill said in a Thursday note to clients. "We continue to see the company as a defensive name in the large-cap healthcare services space, though UNH has been burdened by a rotating array of headwinds over the last several years," he added. UnitedHealth shares have suffered a 41% decline this year as the company deals with multiple setbacks, including the recent exit of its CEO , suspension of its annual forecast, reports of a Department of Justice investigation into fraud allegations and higher medical costs. "Our target multiple reflects the continued challenges, regulatory overhang, and persistent negative sentiment tied to the MCO space," Hill said. UNH 1Y mountain UnitedHealth 1-yr chart Hill thinks there's plenty of upside ahead for UnitedHealth, but said the company should ditch its current long-term guidance, which sits higher than the range of most other managed care companies. He expects the company's core managed care business to generate operating profit growth of between 3% and 5% as Medicare Advantage plans mature. The company's ability to grow its operating profit growth through acquisition will be "challenged at best," according to the analyst. He added that there also remains an ongoing regulatory overhang on the company and negative sentiment in the managed care space.
Powys County Times
23-05-2025
- Sport
- Powys County Times
George Hill five-wicket haul helps Yorkshire bowl out Nottinghamshire
George Hill's five-wicket haul helped Yorkshire bowl out Rothesay County Championship leaders Nottinghamshire for 228 on the opening day of their match at Headingley. Hill claimed five for 40 as Yorkshire made a promising start to their bid for their second win of the season, but the visitors hit back to leave the hosts on 10 for two, 218 runs behind, at the close. Nottinghamshire's Ben Slater (52) and Joe Clarke (64) both made half-centuries before Yorkshire openers Adam Lyth and Finaly Bean were both dismissed for two by Muhammad Abbas. 📰MATCH REPORT George Hill stars again with 5-40 on a topsy-turvy opening day against Notts at Headingley, which ends with the visitors holding sway. #YorkshireGrit — Yorkshire CCC (@YorkshireCCC) May 23, 2025 Defending champions Surrey trail Essex by 123 runs with seven wickets remaining at The Oval after restricting the visitors to 217. New Zealand all-rounder Nathan Smith claimed three for 53 as Essex were all out in the 63rd over before Kurtis Patterson's 51 helped Surrey to 94 for three in reply. Warwickshire could go top of the table with victory over Worcestershire, but they were bowled out for 227 at New Road – Tom Taylor took four for 37 – and the hosts reached 53 without loss to trail by 174 going into the second day. Durham wicketkeeper Ollie Robinson hit a half-century as his side were all out for 277 before reducing Somerset to 63 for three, with the visitors trailing by 214 runs at The Riverside. 📝 Henry Crocombe and John Turner demonstrated their winter work with Dale Steyn with whirlwind spells as 15 wickets fell on the first day at Utilita Bowl in the Rothesay County Championship. — Sussex Cricket (@SussexCCC) May 23, 2025 Sussex bowler Henry Crocombe's four for 27 helped skittle Hampshire for 154 at the Utilita Bowl and with big scores hard to come by in Division One, the visitors laboured to 110 for five in replay. In Division Two, leaders Leicester reached 59 for two after Logan van Beek and Josh Hull had both taken three wickets to restrict winless Lancashire to 206 all out. Second-placed Derbyshire bucked the nationwide trend with the bat as they made a promising start to their match against Kent, reaching 352 for two thanks to opener Caleb Jewell's unbeaten 152 and Harry Came's 89. Glamorgan pair Sam Northeast (122) and Kiran Carlson (109) put on 228 for the fifth wicket as their side reached 334 for seven against Middlesex in Cardiff.
The Independent
23-05-2025
- Sport
- The Independent
George Hill five-wicket haul helps Yorkshire bowl out Nottinghamshire
George Hill's five-wicket haul helped Yorkshire bowl out Rothesay County Championship leaders Nottinghamshire for 228 on the opening day of their match at Headingley. Hill claimed five for 40 as Yorkshire made a promising start to their bid for their second win of the season, but the visitors hit back to leave the hosts on 10 for two, 218 runs behind, at the close. Nottinghamshire's Ben Slater (52) and Joe Clarke (64) both made half-centuries before Yorkshire openers Adam Lyth and Finaly Bean were both dismissed for two by Muhammad Abbas. Defending champions Surrey trail Essex by 123 runs with seven wickets remaining at The Oval after restricting the visitors to 217. New Zealand all-rounder Nathan Smith claimed three for 53 as Essex were all out in the 63rd over before Kurtis Patterson's 51 helped Surrey to 94 for three in reply. Warwickshire could go top of the table with victory over Worcestershire, but they were bowled out for 227 at New Road – Tom Taylor took four for 37 – and the hosts reached 53 without loss to trail by 174 going into the second day. Durham wicketkeeper Ollie Robinson hit a half-century as his side were all out for 277 before reducing Somerset to 63 for three, with the visitors trailing by 214 runs at The Riverside. Sussex bowler Henry Crocombe's four for 27 helped skittle Hampshire for 154 at the Utilita Bowl and with big scores hard to come by in Division One, the visitors laboured to 110 for five in replay. In Division Two, leaders Leicester reached 59 for two after Logan van Beek and Josh Hull had both taken three wickets to restrict winless Lancashire to 206 all out. Second-placed Derbyshire bucked the nationwide trend with the bat as they made a promising start to their match against Kent, reaching 352 for two thanks to opener Caleb Jewell's unbeaten 152 and Harry Came's 89. Glamorgan pair Sam Northeast (122) and Kiran Carlson (109) put on 228 for the fifth wicket as their side reached 334 for seven against Middlesex in Cardiff. Saif Zaib struck 16 fours in his 141 not out and James Sales made 81 to help Northamptonshire on to 327 for six at close against Gloucestershire.
Yahoo
23-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
George Hill five-wicket haul helps Yorkshire bowl out Nottinghamshire
George Hill's five-wicket haul helped Yorkshire bowl out Rothesay County Championship leaders Nottinghamshire for 228 on the opening day of their match at Headingley. Hill claimed five for 40 as Yorkshire made a promising start to their bid for their second win of the season, but the visitors hit back to leave the hosts on 10 for two, 218 runs behind, at the close. Nottinghamshire's Ben Slater (52) and Joe Clarke (64) both made half-centuries before Yorkshire openers Adam Lyth and Finaly Bean were both dismissed for two by Muhammad Abbas. 📰MATCH REPORT George Hill stars again with 5-40 on a topsy-turvy opening day against Notts at Headingley, which ends with the visitors holding sway.#YorkshireGrit — Yorkshire CCC (@YorkshireCCC) May 23, 2025 Defending champions Surrey trail Essex by 123 runs with seven wickets remaining at The Oval after restricting the visitors to 217. New Zealand all-rounder Nathan Smith claimed three for 53 as Essex were all out in the 63rd over before Kurtis Patterson's 51 helped Surrey to 94 for three in reply. Warwickshire could go top of the table with victory over Worcestershire, but they were bowled out for 227 at New Road – Tom Taylor took four for 37 – and the hosts reached 53 without loss to trail by 174 going into the second day. Durham wicketkeeper Ollie Robinson hit a half-century as his side were all out for 277 before reducing Somerset to 63 for three, with the visitors trailing by 214 runs at The Riverside. 📝 Henry Crocombe and John Turner demonstrated their winter work with Dale Steyn with whirlwind spells as 15 wickets fell on the first day at Utilita Bowl in the Rothesay County Championship. — Sussex Cricket (@SussexCCC) May 23, 2025 Sussex bowler Henry Crocombe's four for 27 helped skittle Hampshire for 154 at the Utilita Bowl and with big scores hard to come by in Division One, the visitors laboured to 110 for five in replay. In Division Two, leaders Leicester reached 59 for two after Logan van Beek and Josh Hull had both taken three wickets to restrict winless Lancashire to 206 all out. Second-placed Derbyshire bucked the nationwide trend with the bat as they made a promising start to their match against Kent, reaching 352 for two thanks to opener Caleb Jewell's unbeaten 152 and Harry Came's 89. Glamorgan pair Sam Northeast (122) and Kiran Carlson (109) put on 228 for the fifth wicket as their side reached 334 for seven against Middlesex in Cardiff. Saif Zaib struck 16 fours in his 141 not out and James Sales made 81 to help Northamptonshire on to 327 for six at close against Gloucestershire.
BBC News
23-05-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Seamer Hill shines as Yorkshire & Notts batters toil
Rothesay County Championship Division One, Headingley (day one)Nottinghamshire 228: Clarke 64, Slater 52; Hill 5-40, Thompson 3-77Yorkshire 10-2: Abbas 2-5 Yorkshire 3 pts, Nottinghamshire 0 ptsMatch scorecard Nottinghamshire's Ben Slater and Joe Clarke posted battling half-centuries and new England Lion George Hill claimed five more wickets for Yorkshire during a fascinating opening day of County Championship cricket at One leaders Notts were bowled out for 228 by a White Rose side who sat second-bottom ahead of this seventh fixture of the Slater made 52 off 111 balls and Clarke 64 off 151, while Hill's seam accounted for 5-40 from 20 overs - his third haul of five wickets or more in as many matches. He is now the joint-leading wicket-taker in the country with closed on 10-2 from 12 overs in reply, Mohammad Abbas striking hosts started well, with Jack White removing visiting skipper Haseeb Hameed, brilliantly caught one-handed at point by James Wharton diving low to his with a score of six, Hameed became the first man in Division One to pass 700 repelled the new ball and shared 56 for the second wicket with fellow left-hander Freddie McCann through to late morning. He reached his fifth fifty of 2025 off 109 fell just before lunch with the score on 65, caught low down at first slip off Jordan Thompson for 28. And when the same bowler clipped Slater's off-stump shortly after lunch, two balls after he reached 50, the score slipped to 102-3 in the 38th was the first of three wickets to fall for 19 runs inside nine overs, with Notts now 121-5 in the bowled Jack Haynes shouldering arms and shortly afterwards bowled South African Kyle Verreynne through the reached his 50 off 123 balls and, with the help of 29 from James, advanced Nottinghamshire's Yorkshire hit back to limit the 71-stand between Clarke and James was broken by Thompson's third wicket - the latter caught behind by wicketkeeper Harry Duke following a top-edged the next over, Liam Patterson-White offered Duke a more regulation catch off Hill's prolific seam - 197-7 after 73 then had Brett Hutton caught at second slip and Clarke brilliantly caught by Thompson on the run at third-man following an attempted reverse wrapped things up by bowling Dillon Pennington after he had heaved a four and then had Yorkshire openers Adam Lyth and Fin Bean caught behind for two apiece before the concern for Yorkshire is that in their Pakistani Test star, Notts have the perfect bowler for these supplied by ECB Reporters Network, supported by Rothesay
