Dividends and Buybacks
Dividends and Buybacks Articles
As 24/7 Wall St. had previously predicted, there were a couple more significant dividend hikes in December among the Dow Jones Industrial Average stocks.
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Electric power generator AES doubled its quarterly dividend on Monday morning and announced an asset sale.
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General Electric announced Friday morning that it is raising its quarterly dividend by 5%, or a penny per share.
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Gramercy Property Trust has announced that it will have a secondary offering, in conjunction with raising its dividend rate.
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24/7 Wall St. has seen some dramatic news for the start of December when it comes to higher dividends and large stock buyback announcements.
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Enbridge reported that it will increase its dividend by 33%, as well as openly considering a restructuring plan that would affect its U.S. liquids pipeline assets.
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The major surprise in Disney's dividend hike is by just how much the company increased its payout above and beyond what we had expected.
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Kinder Morgan has now announced its post-merger 2015 financial expectations. The news looks great on the surface
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ONEOK Partners' capex guidance may seem high in its analyst day presentation, but 2015 guidance on the distribution, discounted cash flow and EBITDA seem fine.
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MasterCard has decided to chase rival Visa with a dividend hike and with a stock buyback plan as well.
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A new Jefferies report highlights stocks with sustainable growth rates and superior dividend yields. We screened the list for the top-yielding companies.
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24/7 Wall St. has projected five Dow stocks that should make dividend hike announcements before 2014 comes to an end.
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ThinkstockWhile technology and healthcare companies have led all S&P 500 sectors this year, up 25% and 22% respectively, coming in a solid third at 18% is the utility sector. After the strong...
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New York Mortgage Trust announced on Thursday, that it will have a secondary offering of 13 million shares at a price of $7.94 per share.
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At its annual investor meeting, Intel offered a big surprise that many investors had been warned previously not to expect.
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