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The world's largest branded snack and beverage company Pepsico (PEP) currently yields over 3% in dividends. How will the aquisition of its bottling company affect the dividend?
Read →The world's leading intelligent information company Thomson Reuters (TRI) has raised its quarterly dividend. The company is yielding 3.27% and is growing.
Read →Investment guru Mario Gabelli has bought a big stake in dividend payer National Fuel Gas (NFG).
Read →Here's an overview of the five top US dividend stocks, that pay above 3.5% and meet profitability and effectiveness criteria.
Read →Bank stocks in general are yielding close to no dividends, but Canadian based TD Bank (TD) is not only America's Most Convenient Bank - it's also yielding a juicy 3.35% dividend, way above that of large US rivals.
Read →Tobacco companies are great investments for income-conscious investors. Here's a look at one of the biggest names in the business, and why it's dividend is safe and will increase.
Read →Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) sits on a 4.67% dividend yield. What does the future look like for this microelectronics giant and it's lavish dividend?
Read →The world's largest telecoms company by subscribers already pays out 4% in dividends. The company however had scope to increase this payout and is likely to do so over the medium term.
Read →Norwegian company Statoil (STO) has fallen by 22% over the past four weeks, but paid a dividend that was up 36% last year. What's more, it's not even in the troubled European Union!
Read →Bringining in dividends at 8.30%, is Spain's largest communications group a safe and sustainable dividend payer, or is it going to the dogs like the rest of Europe?
Read →BP's catastrophe is your gain, at least for now.
Read →Chances are you've used a Kleenex or a Huggies in your life. Brand owner Kimberly-Clark (KMB) was founded in 1872, has paid a successively higher dividend for 30 years, and is currently yielding 4.28%.
Read →The euro zone crisis has seen a number of high quality, stable dividend payers knocked down to bargain prices. Here's one of the world's best banks, yielding more than 10% in dividends.
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