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The current quarterly dividend is $0.51, with a yield of around 2.9% at the time of this writing. Its average yield over the past decade has been just over 3%. When it raised its dividend earlier this year, it was the 63rd consecutive year it had done so.
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The first 10 months of 2025 have been rather quiet when it comes to stock splits, but we're starting to see more activity. In fact, so far in the third-quarter earnings season, we've seen two major stock split announcements from major tech companies.
The market is still being fueled by bullish bets on AI. BofA's Michael Hartnett says two assets in particular could hedge against a pullback.
Since the meltdown in April, the S&P 500 has soared almost 40% and is now on pace for its longest streak of monthly gains since 2021. The superlative is even better for the Nasdaq 100: a seven-month surge that’s set to be the longest in eight years, buoyed by big tech’s pristine balance-sheets and AI bullishness.
The AI infrastructure buildout has moved from speculation to reality, and two companies are positioned to capture the lion's share of spending.
Milwaukee-based financial technology provider Fiserv Inc. isn't "fundamentally broken," CEO Mike Lyons says. Fiserv's problems are "our own doing."
S&P 500 industrial companies reported quarterly results this week, of which 24 delivered an earnings beat, 5 reported a miss while one came in-line with estimates. 21 of the reporting companies exceeded revenue consensus,
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