Dividends and Buybacks

Dividends and Buybacks Articles

Four of Merrill Lynch's current top pick energy stocks also offer dividends that are in some cases outstanding.
While these technology leaders are still more suitable for aggressive growth accounts, the sector leadership combined with the strong dividends make them good bets for patient long-term technology...
The bottom line is volatility at higher levels may be here to stay for some time. Owning low-multiple, dividend-paying blue chip leaders makes good sense for long-term growth portfolios.
Johnson & Johnson reported mixed third-quarter 2015 results before markets opened Tuesday morning.
These Jefferies Franchise picks with solid dividends are perfect for long-term accounts that like to employ a buy-and-hold strategy.
GE stock is sitting just under a multiyear high and could stand to run even further, if it keeps up this solid momentum gained from recent catalysts.
Deutsche Bank has decided to take massive financial charges, what will seem like the proverbial "kitchen sink" in financial terms.
Plains All American Pipeline and its publicly traded general partner Plains G.P. Holdings announced increases to their quarterly cash distributions Wednesday morning.
Standard & Poor's has maintained GE's corporate credit rating, but it has now revised its outlook to Negative.
Credit Suisse now sees mortgage-based REITs as an attractive investment opportunity, based on stabilized book values and earnings outlooks.
Credit Suisse is adding some top conservative dividend-paying stocks to its Top Picks list, and that is right in line with what other top Wall Street firms are doing.
The recent sell-off is the largest in some time and offers growth and income investors an incredible opportunity to buy high-yielding blue chips at bargain prices.
Stock pickers, particularly those with a focus on value and income stocks, are finding many great bargains out there.
Many companies are still hiking dividends and announcing large share buyback plans. These are the two top methods of returning capital to shareholders.
Texas Instruments on Thursday announced that it intends to raise its quarterly cash dividend by 12%.