Dividends and Buybacks

Dividends and Buybacks Articles

Biogen shares made a slight gain early on Monday after the firm made an SEC filing indicating that it will be buying back a sizable amount of stock.
Starbucks released a lot of news at its 2019 annual shareholder meeting. While much of it is socially oriented, there is also quite a bit for investors to chew on.
Telecom and communication services stocks offer incredibly high dividend yields. The problem in analyzing these dividends is that some of those companies have very creative methods of coming up with...
Chevron is targeting higher returns and production from the Permian Basin shale plays and strong cash flows to support a dividend hike and ongoing share buybacks.
eBay Inc. (NASDAQ: EBAY) has gone from a powerhouse auctioneer along with the great growth of PayPal in years past to a standalone internet giant lacking growth and having to sell itself as a value...
It's no secret that investors love dividends. Here are 10 solid companies that have raised dividends for their investors for at least 50 consecutive years.
Berkshire Hathaway will release its 2018 annual report to its shareholders on Saturday, February 23, 2019. While some investors might not care what Warren Buffett has to say, this year's letter might...
Citigroup now is telling clients that they should be buyers of PG&E shares as local lawmakers in California are negotiating a deal to keep the state's top electric and gas utility viable.
This most recent buyback authorization was under an existing share repurchase program and it has no expiration date. Oracle left the door wide open as well to purchase as much or as little as it sees...
In the world of mega-caps, there is an ongoing watch by investors as to which companies may become among the next to reach $100 billion in equity market value.
There are many stocks that are targeted toward mature adults and seniors or that offer classical investing themes for those who are retired now or are within a decade of retiring.
Telecom stocks that pay crazy-high yields are often shunned by analysts because it's increasingly harder to know where the future earnings will come from to continually support those dividends.
These four solid companies have released good earnings and pay consistent and healthy dividends. All make more sense going forward for investors getting a little nervous about what the rest of 2019...
Tupperware Brands looked to be among the worst of the worst of January's earnings season, after slashing its dividend.
Western Digital shares dropped on Monday following an analyst report stating that the market has not fully priced in the competitive hurdles that the firm faces and that there could be a threat to...