Dividends to minorities/from associates: as per Fitch's methodology we included in the calculation of FFO dividends received net of dividends paid (a net GBP23 million outflow).
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Its main dividends provider, Cosan, receives dividends from Raizen Energia, Raizen Combustiveis and Comgas and must serve or manage its own debt before paying dividends to its shareholders.
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Pay dividends Buffett has adamantly said no to paying dividends due to the tax consequences.
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"Therefore, with their free cash flow, their high dividends — rising dividends — they're fine," he said.
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The Fed left dividends alone for other member banks and also adjusted the treatment of accrued dividends.
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DSPs pay out cash dividends, while DRIPs automatically reinvest dividends in more company stock to compound returns.
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"They both have strong dividends and we expect those dividends to grow in the future," Binger said.
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Most energy stocks had dividends that survived the financial crash and are not being forced to cut dividends.
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They do try to increase their dividends; most utilities are growing dividends 5 percent or so a year.
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Companies in the paid out a record $109.2 billion in dividends in the first quarter, a record $111.6 billion in dividends in the second quarter, and another record $115 billion in third quarter dividends.
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"In stocks, you could lose five years of dividends in the next 423 minutes" if companies cut dividends sharply.
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More dividends cuts are coming too, with Lagardere suspending its market guidance and saying it plans to slash dividends.
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The global slowdown comes to dividends Dividends paid to global shareholders hit a record $513.8 billion in the second quarter.
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May: $1,923.07, another viral video called "How I made 781.47 with Robinhood Dividends," where he shows his income from dividends.
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"It holds companies that have a history of consistently growing their dividends and are likely to continue growing dividends," Mishra said.
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Our plan, "The Conservative Case for Carbon Dividends," isn't a stand-alone carbon tax, but rather a revenue-neutral, carbon dividends program.
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"Dividends for 2018 will be higher, at least the management board will propose to raise the dividends," he said, according to Interfax.
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European dividends rose just 13 percent to $227 billion, weighed down by cuts from a handful of large companies in France and Spain, lower special dividends and a weak euro during the second quarter, when most dividends are paid, it said.
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I don't like the ones that don't have dividends, even the ones with dividends aren't doing that well … I'm taking a hard pass.
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The tax will strip 8 cents a share, or about 4.3% of dividends, based on Westpac's 2016 full year dividends of 188 cents. 5.
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Much of it has to do with dividends -- Con Ed has increased its dividends for 43 consecutive years, with the stock yielding 3.3% currently.
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Indika's dividends mostly come from its coal mining company, PT Kideco Jaya Agung, while Multipolar's dividends come from its non-food retail operation, MDS.
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Commonly used metrics like the dividend payout ratio — the percentage of earnings paid as dividends — aren't very good at identifying whether individual dividends will disappear.
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Dividends from Associates Telia should continue to receive stable dividends, in our view, from PJSC MegaFon (MegaFon; BB+/Stable) where it holds a 25.2% stake.
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We measure FFO by deducting corporate tax, dividends paid to Hexaware's 29% minority shareholders and dividend distribution tax (at 20.4% on dividends paid) from EBITDA.
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Has never paid any cash dividends on share capital, and does not expect to pay dividends or other distributions on ordinary shares in foreseeable future.
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Top miners BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto and Anglo American all committed to boosting shareholder returns through higher dividends, and in Anglo's case by reinstating dividends.
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Converting any of that into increased dividends will be hard: Oncor will have an independent board – and regulators tend to regard generous dividends with suspicion.
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Some companies return earnings to their policyholders in the form of dividends, while others do not pay dividends but keep the earnings at the company.
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Fitch estimates these dividends, excluding one-time large dividends in the near term, could be approximately $1 billion annually after the GE Capital exit is completed.
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Saudi Aramco confirmed plans to pay annual, aggregate cash dividends of at least $75 billion starting in calendar year 2020, in addition to any special dividends.
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To finance the deduction for dividends, there would be a withholding tax on a portion of the money companies pay out in dividends and bond interest.
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"Their budgets for buybacks and dividends were all based on the old tax code, so those dividends and buybacks are about to get bigger, " he said.
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Citigroup also doubled its dividends while Bank of America and Morgan Stanley hiked their quarterly dividends to 12 cents a share and 103 cents a share, respectively.
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Called data dividends, or sometimes digital or technology dividends, the somewhat obscure idea got a boost on Tuesday from an unexpected source: California's new governor, Gavin Newsom.
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Qualified dividends (which includes most dividends) currently are subject to a maximum tax rate of 20 percent, whereas the top rate on regular income is 85033 percent.
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Investors who seek dividends in times of low rates "want dividends when everybody else wants dividends, and that pushes up the price and lowers the expected return," meaning that buying high-yielding stocks at such times "is a bigger mistake then just missing the trade-off," Hartzmark said Tuesday.
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Shell recently announced it would return to paying cash dividends rather than dividends in shares, and would step up its investment in new energy which focuses on renewables.
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With a sizable drawdown in dividends and earnings looking increasingly likely to Hunter, he set out to pin down stocks with dividends that were shielded from the mayhem.
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The company will stop paying cash dividends and instead pay out excess capital generated by its investment activities in the form of extraordinary dividends, it said on Tuesday.
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Shell, which pays about $25.4 billion in dividends every year, plans to boost payouts to investors through dividends and share buybacks to $216.7 billion between 2021 and 2025.
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He received $631 million last year, much of it in dividends on his stock, second only to Mr. Schwarzman, who also made much of his money from dividends.
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By doing so, investors either focus on dividends to the exclusion of potential capital gains and losses, or focus on capital gains and losses to the exclusion of dividends.
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He added that the company wants to pay 45 percent of FCFE in dividends for 2018 and confirmed its policy of paying 40-50 percent of FCFE as dividends.
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Shell, which pays about $216.5 billion in dividends every year, is aiming to increase payouts to investors through dividends and share buybacks to $20183 billion between 22018 and 25.4.
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"One of the consequences of lower earnings has been a smaller number of companies increasing their dividends per share and a larger number keeping [dividends] stable," FactSet analysts wrote.
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For the latter two, the theory is that companies that grow dividends consistently tend to have returns that outpace the market while companies that cut dividends tend to lag.
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Five stocks with bountiful dividends are far outpacing the for 2019, showing that not only can they pay out high dividends, they can also produce healthy gains for investors.
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Dividends and Targets: Fitch expects Wind Tre's net debt/EBITDA to decline to below 4.0x in 2019, which is a necessary condition for the company to start paying dividends.
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Shell, which pays about $20183 billion in dividends every year, is aiming to increase payouts to investors through dividends and share buybacks to $22018 billion between 25.4 and 216.7.
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Shell, which pays about $216.5 billion in dividends every year, is aiming to increase payouts to investors through dividends and share buybacks to $223 billion between 5.43 and 25.4.
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Shell, which pays about $216.5 billion in dividends every year, is aiming to increase payouts to investors through dividends and share buybacks to $223 billion between 5.43 and 25.4.
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The new group, Young Conservatives for Carbon Dividends, is lobbying Republicans to embrace a "Carbon Dividends" plan which aims to reduce carbon emissions with a free-market-based solution.
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But end of new record-setting dividends may be disappointing news for investors who rely on dividends as a source of cash while interest rates are still ultra low.
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The distribution of the costs from a higher tax on dividends should be similar, especially since companies can choose whether to award dividends or let their stock prices appreciate.
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Mayo said the stress test should show that U.S. banks will be able to keep dividends stable and even increase dividends while dealing with the fallout of the U.K. referendum.
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BP, which had long said dividends were an absolute priority, said that although its goal was to maintain dividends, it "must" at the same time secure future by investing wisely.
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Mayo said the stress test should show that U.S. banks will be able to keep dividends stable and even increase dividends while dealing with the fallout of the UK referendum.
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Following the tax law's enactment, U.S. firms had their subsidiaries pay the home company huge dividends; the counterpart of these dividends, on paper, was a sharp drop in investment overseas.
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Adjusting for movements in exchange rates, special one-off dividends and other factors, global dividends rose 6.8 percent last year and are expected to rise another 6.1 percent in 2018.
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BP, which had long said dividends were an absolute priority, said that although its goal was to maintain dividends, it "must" at the same time secure its future by investing wisely.
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MUFG's total return, the measure of share performance that includes dividends, was 11.7% over the last five years, well below the benchmark Nikkei index, which returned 55% when dividends were included.
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Barclays said that the re-introduction of dividends earlier than expected was "an increasingly likely and powerful catalyst", echoing other analysts who see scope for a rise in dividends in the sector.
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The country does not count actual dividends paid, but filings by firms which do disclose their dividends suggest the total paid both on and offshore could be over $1 billion a year.
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Companies also continued spending on dividends as total shareholder return, which counts buybacks plus dividends, was at a record level for the first quarter and the previous 12 months, according to the firm.
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In addition, in a period of cash flow pressure, cumulative dividends would result in a significant cash commitment that would not provide the company with the flexibility normally afforded by regular common dividends.
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As an illustration, he estimated the latest dividends would have produced payouts of about $24 million and $14 million for two past Vanguard leaders, although they would no longer receive the partnership dividends.
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When a corporation passes (already reduced) earnings to shareholders as dividends or in higher share prices, the money faces federal and state (and sometimes local) personal income taxes on dividends or capital gains.
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No. 2 rival Bank Leumi and Israel Discount Bank are still prevented by the banking supervisor from paying dividends, while Mizrahi Tefahot Bank and First International Bank of Israel pay far smaller dividends.
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Nevertheless, they have been paying out significant dividends to shareholders.
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Dividends are one of two big ways companies reward investors.
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They want to continue to pay dividends to their shareholders.
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Even the Georgia rally could pay dividends down the road.
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New Delhi has also sought higher dividends from state companies.
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Dividends can be paid in cash or Occidental common stock.
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Stock dividends would be paid out directly from those funds.
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Dividends were suspended in 553 as part of a restructuring.
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At many companies, dividends would far exceed £500 per employee.
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And we do that in terms of dividends and buybacks.
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Lippo also receives dividends from the REITs that it manages.
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"Growing dividends have helped bid up the sector," said Goldsborough.
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It not only paid technological dividends, but created jobs, too.
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Gold producers had cut dividends as gold prices tumbled. Amazon.
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However, they have often faced criticism for dividends flowing abroad.
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Its board suspended share buybacks, dividends and bonuses for executives.
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And it's paying great dividends for them financially and culturally.
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Yet Macri's efforts to reassure investors are already paying dividends.
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If he gets it right, he could reap big dividends.
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The government's share of the dividends comes to $2.1 billion.
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A classic investment strategy has paid dividends this year — literally.
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Companies' action on dividends seems particularly typify a late cycle.
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Both Shell and BP maintained their dividends unchanged as expected.
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Those are nice wrinkles that could pay dramatic dividends later.
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For most people, dividends off a portfolio are not enough.
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Uganda has shown how a different approach can reap dividends.
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Filling the welfare gap in these countries yields large dividends.
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The expertise gained during those years is now paying dividends.
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Oil majors have so far resisted pressure to cut dividends.
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However, Fitch expects lower dividends from BTSC for some time.
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But why assume that real dividends keep up with GDP?
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From the Kremlin's point of view, such diplomacy brought dividends.
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Its dividends to the parent company will remain suspended indefinitely.
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From a wider perspective, Mr Putin's strategy is paying dividends.
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"Dividends and sales don't lie, earnings sometimes do," Tengler said.
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Read More These eight stocks are paying crazy dividends, but ...
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Financial covenants at WYNN's subsidiaries do not materially restrict dividends.
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Shares have returned nearly 27 percent this year, including dividends.
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Those dividends are running at 7.25 percent, not 7.5 percent.
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We can deliver dividends and growth over the long term.
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Those New Deal reforms paid dividends for over 50 years.
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Our students aren't the only ones enjoying handsome dividends, either.
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Because right now it's paying off in ridiculous, ridiculous dividends.
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Some of these statewide election results are already paying dividends.
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For the LTM period, AMCH paid $78.8 million in dividends.
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That may reflect investors' hunger for the company's reliable dividends.
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Dividends always incur taxes unless held in a retirement account.
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The fund offered a modest stream of interest and dividends.
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Its revenues will go up and so will shareholders' dividends.
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"It could be repurchases, it could be dividends," he said.
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The bank's profits are returned to the state through dividends.
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More of those human moments might well pay political dividends.
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Osborne paid income tax on the dividends, the note said.
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The overall gain is now 306 percent, not including dividends.
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Taking the dividends into account, ESL lost about $44 million.
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The four banks also said they would increase their dividends.
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He also made about $40,000 in dividends from his investments.
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Even a game rental could pay dividends down the road.
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Students for Carbon Dividends, a group with multiple college chapters.
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Scrapping dividends altogether would also deprive the government of income.
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Investing in public safety paid dividends in the private market.
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Such programs have paid dividends for the country's cultural cache.
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In July, Ukraine also scrapped limits for transferring dividends abroad.
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No taxpayer money for CEO bonuses, stock buybacks or dividends.
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Dividends absorbed just under half of profits in both periods.
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It does not pay dividends; surpluses remain with the company.
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But those meetings can still reap dividends down the road.
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This is where parental lobbying of legislatures yielded real dividends.
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We don't get rich on our dividends that we receive.
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"They're increasing their dividends and buying back stock," Petrides said.
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Shuanghui historically distributed approximately 90% of net profits as dividends.
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Apple also paid out $3.5 billion in dividends last quarter.
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We pay out significant dividends; we announced the special dividend.
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The climb in utilities reflects investor desire for steady dividends.
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Additionally, Labour would raise taxes on capital gains and dividends.
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They are bought and sold like stocks and pay dividends.
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REN pays 0.171 euros a share in dividends a year.
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But her previous investments as a philanthropist are paying dividends.
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You don't earn interest on the dividends your savings gain.
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This pays dividends to consumers and creates economic development opportunities.
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And how about those consumer staples stocks that pay dividends?
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An additional 40 percent of corporate profits went to dividends.
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We did it my way, and yeah, it's paying dividends.
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As to the second, the revenue goes to dividends, i.e.
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Rosenbluth said ETFs focused on dividends are attractive even as the Federal Reserve continues to raise interest rates because many large-cap companies are expected to raise dividends on the backs of strong earnings.
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"And when dividends do resume, shareholders want to be confident there is an enduring flow of dividends, so we want to be comfortable the profit trajectory is a sound and solid one," he added.
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The preferred stock will accrue dividends at 8% per year, and it is redeemable in 10 years at a redemption price equal to 105% of the liquidation preference and any accumulated and unpaid dividends.
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The company also said it would change its dividend payout policy, ceasing to pay ordinary cash dividends and instead pay out excess capital generated by its investment activities in the form of extraordinary dividends.
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Many of Britain's major international exporting companies pay dividends in other currencies, so a weaker sterling has flattered income for UK investors and meant payouts increased even when companies kept dividends flat in dollar terms.
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With bond yields at historic lows, investors have flocked to stock dividends for income, but DFND's manager is warning investors that buying companies for their dividends without paying attention to their quality cannot work forever.
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If Omaha, Nebraska-based Berkshire made the swap now, it would have a $11.7 billion paper profit and begin collecting $336 million of annual dividends, on top of roughly $1.7 billion of dividends already paid.
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"Shareholders have a choice of receiving dividends declared by the company, up to year 2020, either in cash or may elect to receive their dividends as new ordinary shares in the company," the bank said.
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Indexes of stocks with high and stable dividends did even better.
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All dividends must be reinvested to take advantage of compound interest.
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My Apple investment, including dividends, has gone up over 163,000 percent.
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It can occasionally reap dividends by way of securing future work.
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Dividends from RAK Bank are budgeted to be lower this year.
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Target's per share dividends have doubled in the past five years.
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These publicly traded companies own properties and pay out generous dividends.
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That's where it believes its new investor base can pay dividends.
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In just that interview, Love's relationships inside the CBC paid dividends.
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Embracing carbon dividends could be a strategic bonanza for the GOP.
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The conglomerate was counting on Braskem dividends to service its debt.
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It relies on Braskem's dividends, which are blocked, and asset sales.
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It is also expected to bolster capital and help finance dividends.
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Broken down, she makes $95,496 from rights and $6,784 from dividends.
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We particularly favor stocks executing buybacks and/or paying healthy dividends.
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More of those at-risk companies will actually raise their dividends.
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It resumed dividends in 2017 for the first time since 2011.
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Another group is paying out record dividends to once-disregarded shareholders.
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There is no guarantee that stocks will continue to pay dividends.
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Most other gold producers have been cutting dividends in recent years.
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Often much more expensive, full-grain pays dividends with its durability.
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Fitch estimates FCF after dividends in 2017 could be slightly positive.
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PMI needs to regularly issue debt to finance its dividends distribution.
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Youth booms historically paid dividends in the form of economic growth.
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Several banks began boosting stock buybacks and dividends on the news.
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Let's start with the big dividends for large companies around property.
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Thursday's move briefly put Buffett's stake in the black, excluding dividends.
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A good education, whether its college or street smarts, pays dividends.
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Dividends and capital gains would be taxed at 20% at most.
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DIVIDENDS provide the vast bulk of long-term returns from equities.
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REINVESTED dividends are the main source of long-term equity returns.
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They could do it either by acquisitions, or dividends, or repurchases.
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But Terreson believes dividends from Exxon, Chevron, and BP are safe.
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If you've been neglecting dividends, it's time to consider a plan.
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"Oil is about 20 percent of the FTSE100 dividends, " explained Lofthouse.
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Second, unless you are renting the basement, houses don't pay dividends.
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Dividends from associates (MegaFon) are also included in our FFO forecasts.
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Analysts were concerned about what this would mean for future dividends.
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Banks holding shares issued before 1942 receive their dividends tax-free.
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"The psychic dividends are amazing," Remes said of David Byrne's project.
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McAdam said that Verizon still has the flexibility to raise dividends.
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Returns from stocks that grow dividends tend to be better still.
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Cash dividends, which we have discussed, are the most obvious means.
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Consumer staples, slow-moving companies with fat dividends, tend to gain.
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This was more evenly split between dividends and performance fee payments.
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The dividends they earned were declared and taxed, Mr. Cameron said.
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The is up 1003 percent year to date, not including dividends.
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Part of this income is in the form of taxable dividends.
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In 10 years, Blackstone has paid more than $15bn in dividends.
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Dividends are projected to track Brinker's 40% of earnings payout target.
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But we never did, and that pays dividends in the end.
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Patterson told CNBC that investors should not expect specific dividends guidance.
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Many of them, like the utilities, tend to pay attractive dividends.
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The companies are valued for the dividends they pay to investors.
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This means they can repatriate their dividends without paying any taxes.
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Public investments pay large dividends, especially given our recent under-investment.
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Dividends will remain unchanged at 0.40 euros per share, Telefonica said.
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Since 1926, about 40% of total returns have come from dividends.
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This later and new preference would eliminate double taxation of dividends.
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Concurrently, many corporations have increased dividends and announced big share buybacks.
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He also reported receiving $1.5 million in dividends from Westminster Management.
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Ortega earns $400 million per year in dividends, according to Forbes.
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The biggest gains went to safe investments that pay big dividends.
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Morgan Stanley also paid out $2.1 billion in dividends in 2017.
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The firm also offers a stock option program that includes dividends.
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His efforts pay dividends in distinct aromatics, with few hops required.
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Against 2019 earnings, Santander paid 0.23 euro per share in dividends.
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"There's nothing wrong with paying out dividends," Mandel said on Monday.
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Poor families butchered those dividends once they reached an acceptable weight.
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Foreign shareholders could be stuck with worthless shares paying zero dividends.
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Dividends for 2019 amounted to $0.18 per share, similar to 2018.
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Just 15% advocated returning money to shareholders through buybacks and dividends.
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It's a small public investment that pays huge dividends for Americans.
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We paid out $7 in dividends in the last three years.
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The HomePod team's work on sound fields apparently keeps paying dividends.
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Over time, Dr. Fradkin's Dollars for Scholars reaped other unexpected dividends.
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That was a big, big investment, but it's paid its dividends.
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Correction: The story was revised to correct that Apple pays dividends.
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While those transactions are disguised dividends, they could be made real.
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But Fannie and Freddie struggled to pay even these modest dividends.
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And with these dividends, Apple plays a political-financial waiting game.
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SODIC hoped to distribute dividends to shareholders for 2019, Sherif said.
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Sberbank paid 361.4 billion roubles ($5.8 billion) in dividends this year.
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Four producers, including Hess Corp, kept dividends steady through the downturn.
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Will their focus on New Hampshire pay dividends for the governors?
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With steady growth and high dividends, REITs represent bond market equivalents.
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Seeing the forest through the trees can pay its own dividends.
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Trump's early energy actions have paid job dividends in coal country.
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By comparison, the S&P 500 lost 4.4 percent, counting dividends.
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So there'd be an LLC, for example, and we'll take dividends.
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Maybe. Could it pay dividends in power projection and coalition building?
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This enforced austerity of having few developers (count them on one hand) and no real office (they work in a shared space) has finally resulted in substantial dividends — well, not dividends technically, but certainly just rewards.
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Dividends and buybacks will go up after the Federal Reserve's stress tests on Wall Street banks are completed next week, with Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Citi likely to double their dividends, experts said Thursday.
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Although we expect CML and CTCL to raise their dividends, the increase in their total cash dividends in 2017 is likely to be less than CNY5.5 billion, compared to combined capex cuts of about CNY19 billion.
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The deal will offer Acacia shareholders 0.168 Barrick Shares, as well as special dividends on Acacia exploration properties and deferred cash consideration dividends, implying a value of about 232 pence per Acacia share, the miner said.
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The index, which analyses the dividends paid by the 27.4,1.3583 largest firms by market capitalization, ended the quarter at a new record 21.358, meaning that global dividends have risen by more than four-fifths since 28.6.
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LAGOS, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Nigeria's Stanbic IBTC Bank said on Thursday it will offer shareholders the option to receive scrip dividends in lieu of cash dividends over the next three years after it declared an interim dividend.
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The Russian central bank owns 50 percent plus one share in Sberbank and the finance ministry's estimates are related to dividends the central bank will receive, not the entire dividends payout by Sberbank which includes minority shareholders.
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The idea is also backed by Americans for Carbon Dividends, a PAC embraced by energy companies and co-chaired by former Republican Senator Trent Lott, and another student group with Republican members called Students for Carbon Dividends.
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Dividends aren't bonds, and they may be cut at a company's discretion.
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Wrong. The S&P has been throwing off dividends all that time.
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Dividends traditionally are a way for firms to return profits to shareholders.
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" Besides being expensive, diamond rings "don't produce any dividends or any interest.
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Here his anti-establishment bonafides would pay concrete, rather than symbolic, dividends.
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Lower cash dividends paid to shareholders should fully come through in 2017.
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"If dividends are received... the debt would be reduced automatically," Soloviev said.
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Fitch projects that dividends will remain flat over the next few years.
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Unlike a company, Bitcoin doesn't generate revenue; it doesn't pay out dividends.
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You'll sometimes see companies backed by private equity hand out dividends, too.
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HSBC's shares are set to yield 8.6 percent in dividends this year.
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IBM also pays out about 44 percent of its earnings as dividends.
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The index has gained 16 percent so far this year, including dividends.
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This assumes R&D expenditure is maintained and dividends are not cut.
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Conservative investors have more attractive options among sectors that pay bigger dividends.
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The money was claimed as refunds for tax deducted from stock dividends.
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This emphasis on "paying dividends" remains a prominent feature of academic culture.
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Twitter's aggressive push into premium live video has also paid significant dividends.
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AFD has distributed dividends to the state since 2003 (2016: EUR36 million).
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EBITDA is unadjusted for dividends received from associates or paid to minorities.
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The dividends paid by many Greek shipping firms also often stay offshore.
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So the dividends are too high, they'll probably have to come down.
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Qualified dividends are taxed at the same, lower rate as capital gains.
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Investors continue to look to Apple for buybacks and dividends as well.
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You could find lots of companies growing dividends from free cash flow.
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The show's endless leveling up rarely seems to pay meaningful narrative dividends.
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Investors who reinvested dividends suffered a roughly 19 percent negative total return.
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And the market is traditionally not very savvy about dividends, Ervin said.
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In Q4 2018, companies spent $103 billion more on buybacks than dividends.
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If they're right, stocks that pay high dividends offer the best refuge.
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The restaurant chain also announced it was increasing dividends by 33 percent.
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Morgan Stanley advised European firms to cut dividends and conduct buybacks instead.
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They'll benefit from rising oil prices, and some also pay attractive dividends.
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Sanctions have barred Citgo from buying Venezuelan crude or paying it dividends.
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To woo Japanese retail investors and others, SoftBank is promising chunky dividends.
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Still, increased efforts to seize illegal guns seemed to be paying dividends.
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BECKY QUICK: You did mention though $14 billion a year in dividends.
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Shares in "defensive" stocks with steadier incomes and dividends were in demand.
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The increase in lending appeared to pay dividends in the first quarter.
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Under this method, a corporation deducts dividends it pays to its shareholders.
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That kind of media exposure can pay dividends long after Disrupt ends.
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So the outlook for dividends ought to be crucial for equity investors.
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Gold can be a volatile commodity, of course, and pays no dividends.
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The company has not disclosed how it had calculated its dividends previously.
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The executive's cross-border strategy, however, appears to be paying early dividends.
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The company paid an extraordinary dividends of about USD220 million in 2016.
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On the other hand, they're earning a lot more than their dividends.
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Investors still love dividends, so telecom and utilities are not going anywhere.
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At last, the ultra-loose monetary policy appears to be paying dividends.
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It tracks companies that have raised dividends for at least a decade.
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Corporations that pay dividends must pay income taxes first on any profit.
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It related to dividends paid out by state-controlled Transneft in 2013.
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That film always pays multiple dividends to me when I watch it.
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Families invest in their children's education and, in time, reap the dividends.
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It nevertheless kept with its 35-year-old tradition of raising dividends.
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Even without considering such natural dividends, taxpayers are getting a good deal.
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Since then Energa has spent almost all of its profits on dividends.
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Nonetheless, Apple has steadily increased its dividends since its 2014 stock split.
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An endorsement from the Chicago-born rapper could pay dividends for Eniya.
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Making sure kids have health coverage pays dividends in the long run.
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She thinks the high dividends of US companies will help as well.
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His polite but firm style and deep political knowledge has paid dividends.
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Freddie needed a $71.3 billion and has paid $98.2 billion in dividends.
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One year after cutting those dividends, three of the four companies surged.
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The hard work done by vocational-technical schools has paid handsome dividends.
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It said the monies sent out of the country were equity dividends.
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Additionally, Kostin's expectations for dividends are at odds with the broader market.
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A court ruled in August against allowing the firm to pay dividends.
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The S&P 500, including dividends and other payments, is up 25.7%.
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We see the ability to do, obviously, dividends and buybacks as well.
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The tax on investment and dividends interest income is 3.6% on Obamacare.
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And that's if I never set up my dividends to be reinvested.
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Dividends are likely to remain similar to historical levels of LKR1.6 billion.
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UBS still boosted its dividends and announced a new share buyback programme.
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New Hampshire and Tennessee charge income taxes only on dividends and interest.
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Dividends are likely to increase to around LKR0003 billion (2016: LKR2.6 billion).
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After including dividends, that's equivalent to an annualised loss of 6 percent.
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Stocks that pay dividends have, over time, outperformed stocks that do not.
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The company plans to spend that money in share buybacks and dividends.
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This should allow enhanced dividends, of 50% of earnings, to be paid.
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This capital is returned in the form of dividends and share buybacks.
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The city itself saw dividends that are paying out to this day.
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The figure does not include dividends, interest, capital gains, rent or royalties.
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The revised version requires them to fund only four quarters of dividends.
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That was after paying a rich $254 billion in dividends to shareholders.
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Analysts said the additional provision could put Clydesdale's future dividends at risk.
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For others, those dividends are based on businesses that aren't entirely solid.
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Short-term capital gains, dividends, interest and annuity payments do not qualify.
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Orman suggests looking into stocks or exchange-traded funds that pay dividends.
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It said it would pay out $75 billion in dividends in 2020.
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Chart 2 (left) shows an explosive move higher in yields and dividends.
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So, I'm pretty optimistic that they'll be able to pay their dividends.
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CEOs hate to slash their dividends because it typically signals financial stress.
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Bank dividends usually use about one-third as much capital as buybacks.
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This means focusing on the South could pay major dividends for Biden.
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Corporations already had a way to provide a yield to shareholders: dividends.
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That could complicate their plans to pay dividends and repurchase their shares.
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Other revenues, including dividends from public bodies and companies, increased by 8.4%.
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Utility securities that pay dividends are another safe bet in Cramer's playbook.
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Exxon already must borrow or sell assets to help cover shareholder dividends.
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The company spent $6.2 billion on share buybacks and dividends last year.
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The company spent $6.2 billion on share buybacks and dividends last year.
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It merely had to break even rather than enrich shareholders with dividends.
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Dividends grew between 245 percent and 243 percent between 2601088 and 250.
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Including £2014 million in dividends, taxpayers recouped £21.2 billion, the bank said.
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And Yusko dismissed the idea that buybacks are the equivalent of dividends.
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Their partnership has already paid dividends and publicity beyond their wildest dreams.
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Since then, the S&P has surged about 300 percent, excluding dividends.
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"It's a good governance approach that also pays cultural dividends," Sherman said.
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But Domino's, including its dividends, would have netted you a higher return.
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Frontline's ambition is to continue to pay "significant dividends", the CEO said.
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He shuns huge leverage, and does not demand big buybacks or dividends.
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Being debt-free has paid dividends in my emotional and financial life.
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In the villages, there was talk of royalties, corporate dividends, and jobs.
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The company has also continued to pay investors dividends during the crisis.
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Some companies at risk of cutting dividends also have weak debt ratings.
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During that time, indexes have gained around 300 percent, not including dividends.
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DFM's major JVs contributed around CNY10 billion in cash dividends in 2016.
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The was up about 19 percent for 2017 — 21.8 percent including dividends.
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Therefore, Osprey and AWOF's debt service relies upon dividends from Anglian Water.
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The recipients of those dividends may have to pay yet more tax.
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" On value investing mistakes: "Dividends and buybacks are the exact same thing.
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Even utility stocks, which tend to pay big dividends, fell slightly Wednesday.
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He'd prefer cash be returned to shareholders in the form of dividends.
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Another way FX risk is mitigated is through lower dividends and taxes.
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Your investment in them now will pay dividends when you're in preschool.
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But once in a beautiful while, wisdom gained through frustration pays dividends.
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Dividends on this year's results will be announced and paid in 2020.
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Meanwhile, using all the revenue on dividends leaves none for anything else.
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Singtel expects major associates to contribute SGD1.4 billion in cash dividends in FY18, as the inclusion of dividends from Intouch Holdings Public Company offset the expected lower payout from Advanced Info Service Public Company Limited (AIS, BBB+/Stable).
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BP fired the opening shot last week by surprising the market with the resumption of share buybacks after diluting share value for three years through scrip dividends, where investors can opt to receive dividends in shares or cash.
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Its strategy is "not just buying companies with strong earnings, but also those that pay dividends on the attitude that half the profits from the stock market come from dividends, not merely growth and share price," Edelman said.
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"We are delighted to welcome ConocoPhillips into Americans for Carbon Dividends and commend their leadership in supporting this important initiative," said Trent Lott (R-Miss.), former Senate majority leader and a co-chairman of Americans for Carbon Dividends.
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But there is also evidence that reducing the rate on dividends in 2003 actually led companies to funnel more capital to dividends rather than invest it in things like research and development, new capital equipment, or worker training.
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The company's 2019 dividends could have funded most of the $5.3 billion that Bechai estimates Boeing remitted to its 737 suppliers this year; another quarter or two of dividends could have sustained the suppliers until the Max is recertified.
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The finance ministry, which has been pushing for higher dividends from state entities including Sberbank and VTB, suggested earlier this year that VTB may pay less in dividends as it needs to boost capital to meet global capital rules.
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RUSSIAN DEPUTY PM KOZAK SAYS TOO EARLY TO TALK ABOUT 2019 DIVIDENDS - RIA
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Currency controls to prop up the peso stopped foreign companies from repatriating dividends.
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And if you'd reinvested your dividends, you'd actually be up 9,300% since 1968.
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Those companies, however, generally lack some more mature features like paying out dividends.
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We do not expect to pay any cash dividends in the foreseeable future.
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The shares have returned a 384 percent gain for the trust, including dividends.
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The company paid 2.08 zlotys ($0.5261) per share in dividends on 2015 results.
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That figure does not include the value of any dividends paid by Sky.
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Fitch forecasts that Diamond will not pay any dividends over the medium term.
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TMCC did not pay any dividends to its parent in FY17 or FY16.
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Corporate profits are further taxed when they flow through to shareholders as dividends.
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But the audience will be on your side and it will pay dividends.
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Analysts expect repatriated earnings to go mostly to stock buybacks and shareholder dividends.
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The bank reported $12.5 billion returned to shareholders through dividends and share buybacks.
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The S&P 500 has climbed around 8.5 percent this year, including dividends.
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Workers would receive some dividends, but the majority would go to the government.
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"They've been stockpiling cash, buying back stock, paying dividends, not investing in innovation."
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Last year Italy's ENI was the first major oil company to cut dividends.
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The proceeds from those contracts then go back to the drivers via dividends.
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But it pays dividends far in excess of the potential risks it brings.
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Schroders said oil companies' commitment to paying dividends rested on crude prices recovering.
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Other analysts believe the majors have brought down costs enough to fund dividends.
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You're taxing their capital gains, inheritance, dividends, you're taxing everything that produces something.
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If that doesn't yield dividends, regulators should consider breaking up the big airlines.
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GLOBAL DIVIDENDS RISE 7.8 PCT IN Q1 TO RECORD $263.3 BLN - JANUS HENDERSON
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Dividends have consistently grown at a five-year CAGR of 26% through 2015.
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GENERAL MOTORS CO CFO SAYS COMPANY EXPECTS TO KEEP DIVIDENDS AT CURRENT LEVELS
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That means all stocks with good dividends will become a lot more attractive.
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In fact, it has increased dividends in each of the last 22009 years.
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A total of 17.53 companies trimmed dividends that year, Mr. Silverblatt's data shows.
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The law, for instance, allows generous deductions for capital expenditure and foreign dividends.
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TFS expects to upstream dividends, but no concrete plans have been made yet.
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The banks also got approval to hike their quarterly dividends and increase buybacks.
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The sizable number does not include dividends, interest, capital gains, rents or royalties.
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Companies like Apple have used their tax windfall for share buybacks and dividends.
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Between capital spending and dividends, most oil companies are still cash flow negative.
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Sun also paid itself several dividends, including a $50 million payback in 2015.
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That last one is the most egregious, because it applied to the dividends.
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Mr Erdogan, in particular, is reaping the dividends from restoring Sarajevo's Ottoman mosques.
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If you own it you can stay long, that's fine, collect your dividends.
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It proposed that the Hyundai units return more than $6 billion in dividends.
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As a result of these cuts, dividends are growing more slowly than before.
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Most European banks still pay some dividends and have not cut costs enough.
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Yet there are still juicy dividends to be found outside the energy sector.
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"[Dividends] are considerably higher than what most companies can borrow at," said Nelson.
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And a big bet on the state doesn't seem to be paying dividends.
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Investors playing local currency government bonds have enjoyed the greatest dividends in Brazil.
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"Chances of higher dividends have gone for now," Nomura analyst Angela Hong said.
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The total dividends in 2015 and 2014 were 2.0 and 3.0 riyals respectively.
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Mongolia pays off its 34% share of total costs by deferring its dividends.
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Covestro last year returned 1.7 billion euros to shareholders via buybacks and dividends.
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Investing in renewables outpolls dividends all along the political spectrum, including Republicans. Why?
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Other popular strategies involve weighting portfolios by companies' sales, or revenues, or dividends.
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The 23.2 billion yuan includes dividends paid to Deutsche Bank earlier this year.
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When I joined, we were loss-making and dividends were paid from reserves.
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Thus, Invatlan's subsidiaries can pay dividends to their holdco or inject liquidity efficiently.
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Under the deal, Education Realty will discontinue its regular quarterly dividends, it said.
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For investors seeking dividends, Philip Morris also offers appeal, argued trader Brian Kelly.
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They roll the dice on this album, and the gamble pays musical dividends.
|
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Democrats began reaping political dividends immediately after winning their House majority last November.
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Dividends received amounted to BRL598 million in the LTM ended June 30, 13.
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Stocks that pay dividends have, over long periods, outperformed stocks that do not.
|
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Collectively, dividends, share buybacks and debt pay-downs are known as shareholder yield.
|
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The company said it plans to pay dividends at least twice a year.
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We don't know for certain if the Sanders approach will pay electoral dividends.
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The procedures are viewed as a simple investment that will yield material dividends.
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The solution is a carbon tax, with all revenue rebated as carbon dividends.
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Still, the lesser but valuable goal of pardoning individual prisoners can pay dividends.
|
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Companies that pay dividends are more likely to be sturdy under any economy.
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As its name suggests, the SunAmerica Focused Dividend Strategy Portfolio explicitly targets dividends.
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An option to introduce interim dividends on Transneft was under consideration, Ulyukayev said.
|
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"We see an increasing likelihood of buybacks/dividends in upcoming periods," he wrote.
|
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Think of the compounding power of reinvesting interest and stock dividends over time.
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Instead, spending the proceeds on buybacks and dividends shows a lack of ambition.
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"Companies have been increasing dividends faster than stocks have been rising," he said.
|
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This year, AT&T is expected to pay some $12 billion in dividends.
|
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Hopefully, it will endure and yield dividends long beyond the current political climate.
|
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Normally, life insurers cannot pay shareholder dividends unless their balance sheets are flush.
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AND WITH THAT CAME, IN MANY CASES, SIGNIFICANT INCREASES IN DIVIDENDS AND BUYBACKS.
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Saudi Arabia has promised investors they will get steady dividends whatever the weather.
|
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Including reinvested dividends, it has delivered a total return of nearly 295 percent.
|
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It is proposing an independent board, asset sales and a return of dividends.
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Surplus capital is being returned to shareholders though higher dividends or share buybacks.
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Bridges to "nowhere" are bad, but bridges to somewhere emerging can pay dividends.
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This is carbon dividends, and the vast majority of American families would win.
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Companies have been shoveling their mountainous tax savings into dividends and share buybacks.
|
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It has paid out $1 billion in dividends to HitecVision shareholders in Var.
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These ratios were affected by payout of dividends for USD23309 million in 21.
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Conventional thinking in the form of strategic patience has paid very few dividends.
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Red tape and delay can sometimes pay dividends in drug and vaccine approvals.
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The potential dividends of her research range from wearable electronics to tissue scaffolding.
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A far superior solution is the carbon dividends plan that Mr. Rattner mentions.
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Capital gains and dividends are taxed in the state where the person lives.
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Midsized companies would be barred from paying dividends while the loan is outstanding.
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Under current law, interest is deductible for tax purposes while dividends are not.
|
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The payments firm said it planned to pay 60 millions euro in dividends.
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The broad index's total return — which includes dividends — tops 255% for the decade.
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But the Sanders campaign organizing satellite caucuses appears to have paid unexpected dividends.
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The "Bloomberg Blitz" is very real and it appears to be paying dividends.
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READ MORE HERE >>GOLDMAN SACHS: Stocks that pay huge dividends are historically cheap.
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This spat was followed by a disagreement over dividends on Orcel's deferred shares.
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A final strategy involves E.T.F.s that focus on stable companies that pay dividends.
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Companies that pay large dividends, like phone companies, also changed course and rose.
|
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Its finance chief, Khalid al-Dabbagh, said (cryptically) that dividends must be "affordable".
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Those payments can include taxes, royalties, fees, bonuses, dividends and social responsibility payments.
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Tim Cook over at Apple will be able to pay some larger dividends.
|
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Each shareholder is entitled to quarterly dividends based on rents paid by vendors.
|
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Most would use the money to pay dividends or engage in share buybacks.
|
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They may need to cut those dividends if they run into financial trouble.
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Such insurance comes with a side investment account that earns interest and dividends.
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That dominance on the interior and the glass paid dividends after the break.
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This would allow it to redeem the higher dividends granted to preferred shareholders.
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SPX stock index is down 2.2 percent over the same period, including dividends.
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Once money goes into the fund, it cannot come out — only dividends can.
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The state-run bank plans to pay out stable dividends in longer term.
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However, we do not currently envisage any of these factors will constrain dividends.
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Most companies, flush with cash from tax cuts, are ramping up their dividends.
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It also receives close to $800 million of annual dividends from Wells Fargo.
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During that time, the indexes have gained around 300 percent, not including dividends.
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Israel levies a 25 percent tax on companies and 30 percent on dividends.
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It's also providing little to entice those seeking more conservative returns from dividends.
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SoftBank shares have returned minus 15% over the past six months, including dividends.
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In America, they can deduct interest payments but not dividends or retained earnings.
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Venezuela's downward spiral also hurt Indian oil companies, which are owed late dividends.
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He said dividends would remain in line with a shareholder agreement until 2022.
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JIM CRAMER: Now-- we on Mad Money care passionately about buybacks and dividends.
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For the risk-averse there are warning signs the dividends may not endure.
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She pointed out that many financial companies offer stable and potentially growing dividends.
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It could spend that money on buybacks, dividends or acquisitions or moonshot projects.
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Short-term capital gains, dividends, interest and annuity payments, for example, are excluded.
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Bumper dividends might benefit the taxpayer but will not reduce the government stake.
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I found two brown Tesco receipts, so instantly my insecurities were paying dividends.
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At present, companies including Chevron Corp are compensated through dividends paid by PDVSA.
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WATCH: The lost art of dividend investing Europe has seen relatively few dividends paid out in the first quarter, with headline growth of 9.2% boosted by special dividends while underlying growth of 5.3% was in line with the 83 performance.
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On an unconsolidated basis and using Fitch's estimate of dividends received from these operating companies, net debt/EBITDA plus dividends for South Africa including the holding companies over 2.5x (end 2015: 1.3x, end-1H16: 2.2x) would put pressure on the ratings.
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Reality Shares Dividend Defender (DFND) is 2500 percent long on stocks that managers think will raise dividends, usually sporting the same top-rated stocks as Dividend Leader, and 22001 percent short on companies the calculations show are likeliest to cut dividends.
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It said it would at least twice a year pay dividends equal to the sum of dividends received from Rusal and 75 percent of the free cash flow of En+ Power, subject to a minimum of $250 million per year.
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The company has increased its dividend by 250% since 2004, paying over $12 billion in dividends over that time period Fitch models shareholder dividends to exceed $2 billion in 2016, consuming the majority of operating cash flow and pressuring FCF.
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Maybe, it is also the outside commitments that a drug company has for dividends, to institutional investors who hold a lot of their stock, or dividends to private investors who hold a large chunk of equity, before the company goes public.
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Total sent the strongest signal, announcing plans to increase dividends by 28.2 percent, buy back $26.7 billion of shares by 5.23 and abolish its so-called scrip policy introduced in the lean years of offering shares instead of cash dividends.
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Valuing the company from three different perspectives — dividends, potential dividends and free cash flow to firm — Damodaran came up with valuations of $1.629 trillion, $1.648 trillion and $1.672 trillion, all of which are within "shouting distance" of Aramco's own valuation.
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Concern grew that they would max out their credit lines to stay current with dividends, setting the stage for still another bailout as Treasury replaced the 220006 percent dividends with a "net worth sweep" for every quarter starting in 2202.
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Dividends plus earnings growth is a recipe for success But older, more mature tech companies like Apple (AAPL), Microsoft (MSFT), IBM (IBM), Cisco (CSCO) and Oracle (ORCL) all pay healthy dividends that have steadily increased over the past few years.
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That's why today, we are joining with 19 other college Republican groups as co-founders of Students for Carbon Dividends, a national student-led coalition that calls for a free market and limited government climate solution based on carbon dividends.
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But because we have over 20% of Kraft Heinz we don't report the dividends.
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RUSSIAN VAN MAKER GAZ BOARD RECOMMENDS NOT PAYING DIVIDENDS ON ORDINARY SHARES FOR 2018
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For this past year, it spent more than $15 billion on dividends and buybacks.
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Financial profits form the basis for corporate taxation and for the distribution of dividends.
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Berkshire's sizable stake in Apple will bring in about $700 million in annual dividends.
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Here's what you need to know about using dividends in your retirement income strategy.
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A little extra in a boom market can pay dividends for years to come.
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It also increased dividends by 2000 percent earlier in 0003, according to the site.
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Then they distribute the profits to their shareholders, either through dividends or stock buybacks.
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Discontinuing scrip dividends and large acquisitions on top of this may be more challenging.
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"Softening the blow from your departure could pay dividends in the future," she says.
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That could pay political dividends for Trump as he seeks re-election in 2020.
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The Mavericks' early ability to attack off dribble penetration paid dividends on two fronts.
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For the past five years income-hungry investors have welcomed dividends from European firms.
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Banks and insurers that meet certain capital requirements are allowed to pay dividends annually.
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Fitch expects FCF generation after dividends during fiscal 2017 to approximate roughly $900 million.
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Buffett wrote that the partnership will sometimes yield fewer dividends, but would remain lucrative.
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DIVIDEND TAX REFORM * Labor promises to wind back some tax refunds on corporate dividends.
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Currently, Tennessee levies a 2% tax on interest and dividends, but salaries are exempt.
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The Brazilian homebuilder said it will pay 492 million reais in dividends this year.
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I hop on the computer and submit our applications for our Permanent Fund dividends.
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The lengthy settlement process had prevented the bank from providing dividends to its shareholders.
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Except Goldman Sachs, all big U.S. banks announced share buyback programs and raised dividends.
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Dividends paid on results for the year ended June 2015 totalled 37.9 million pounds.
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Bottom line: Investors should look for solid balance sheets, big dividends, and strong management.
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Surely, experimenting to become the breakout star of the News tab could pay dividends.
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During 2Q17 the company returned 81% of earnings to shareholders via buybacks and dividends.
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The company could elect to pay dividends to the people who own the captive.
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He added that dividends for 2018 are expected to be higher than in 2017.
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Buybacks are rising mainly because companies have been very cautious about raising their dividends.
|
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That skepticism has made utilities, with regulated profits and healthy dividends, an attractive buy.
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Interested in high-return businesses and generous distribution of cash through buybacks and dividends?
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I'm not adverse to collecting juicy stock dividends by any stretch of the imagination.
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But the system has a similar weakness in predicting which companies will reduce dividends.
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In that time, the S&P 500 is only up around 15,333%, including dividends.
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And the ebb and flow of dividends is an important part of the story.
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"Bringing (Clay) back has a chance to pay dividends off for us," Rivera said.
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And the ratio of dividends to sales was higher for companies with higher markups.
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Getting more technology and the tech industry involved in criminal justice efforts pays dividends.
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First, stocks tend to go up in value and pay dividends; homes often don't.
|
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The return on any financial investment comes from two factors: price appreciation and dividends.
|
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They solidify the bonds that will pay dividends for the rest of our lives.
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Whether it's paying dividends, buying back stock, or investing in the next technology engine.
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The lines of communication laid out with Congress may then pay even bigger dividends.
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These stocks usually pay high dividends, which become less attractive when interest rates rise.
|
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Companies are opting to buy back stock rather than up dividends for tax reasons.
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Dividends range from a few pennies to a dollar or more for every share.
|
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Earnings have risen more than what companies need for capex, equity capital or dividends.
|
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AA, which listed in 2014, paid its first dividends in the 2015 financial year.
|
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Oil majors cut back on spending on new projects in order to protect dividends.
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Markit estimates firms in both sectors will increase dividends, some by nearly 10 percent.
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Bryan: I think Rose and DJ will both pay dividends later down the road.
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The employee typed "shares" instead of "won" when distributing dividends in the Korean currency.
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It's about investing now in a process that will pay dividends years from now.
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"(Tobacco's) dependable dividends are increasingly highly-prized and still represent attractive yields," said Lamacraft.
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That's more than double the trading value growth of the excluding dividends, Vrooman said.
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For this past year, it spent more than $15 billion on dividends and buybacks.
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However, we do not expect Infratel to distribute any meaningful dividends during FY18-19.
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It boosts earnings per share and is often used as an alternative to dividends.
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Reduces corporate tax rate by lowering 80-percent dividends received deduction to 65 percent.
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It also said it would start paying dividends mid-year, rather than just annually.
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The company will boost dividends and review its corporate structure, AP reported on Tuesday.
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We were early in machine learning and are already seeing significant dividends coming out.
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He would also lower the tax on capital gains and dividends to 10 percent.
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Saxony-Anhalt did not expect dividends from the bank before 2024, the source added.
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How do we end that ridiculous narrative that money is being used for dividends?
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Again, to me, dividends to me are a good thing, not a bad thing.
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That's not all: Some drug companies also increased quarterly dividends following the tax overhaul.
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He received more than $6900 million in dividends from the Industrial Bank of China.
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There's a clear message to take from Franklin's habit: prudent goal-setting pays dividends.
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It expects to start paying dividends in its first year as a listed company.
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Its profits help pay for public services in Hong Kong by way of dividends.
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Amazon sacrificed dividends for years in order to establish its mastery of online shopping.
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That in itself should pay dividends—numerical, in the Parliament and institutions—and symbolic.
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His presidency is paying many of the dividends he and conservatives in Congress sought.
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Shell has repeatedly boasted that it hasn't reduced dividends since the Second World War.
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If a company is growing dividends but not growing cash flows, it is liquidating.
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Secretary Ross pointed out that Trump's tougher stance on trade already is paying dividends.
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This could consist of $21 billion in dividends and $63 billion in share repurchases.
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With dividends running at 7.25 percent and not deductible for tax, that is expensive.
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Stock prices are high relative to earnings and dividends, which often precedes a fall.
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Apple said it would be increasing dividends 16 percent to 73 cents per share.
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Firms pay dividends to their shareholders, who must pay income tax on the payouts.
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The Bannon-Trump bet is that roaring full-steam ahead will pay political dividends.
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"Everything" is ubiquitous because it's unusually effective, delivering the social-media dividends we covet.
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Ecosia is not permitted to issue shareholder dividends, and only employees can be shareholders.
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Instead, it has been funneling much of it to shareholders through buybacks and dividends.
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Total shareholder return, which includes dividends, was down almost as much, at 51 percent.
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Ford also will place "a high priority on stable and sustainable dividends," Fields said.
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For example, including dividends, VNQ (Vanguard Real Estate Index ETF) is up about 29%.
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But Clinton's political proximity to Obama could pay dividends in the general election, too.
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The key difference is that dividends are equitable and open, while buybacks are opaque.
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If companies like to keep normal dividends steady, they can always declare special distributions.
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Investors have been wondering when Standard Chartered will reset paying dividends after several postponements.
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Higher yields mean higher borrowing costs for companies and thus fewer margins for dividends.
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The rise in poll numbers shows Trump's persistence on the issue finally pays dividends.
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The tax code revamp also bolstered dividends received from the rest of the world.
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It taxes capital gains, interest and dividends at half the rate of ordinary income.
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Investors want the higher spending to go to dividends and buybacks, not more drilling.
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Most banks have also raised their planned distribution of dividends by more than 10%.
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The remaining 28 percent goes to expenses and dividends for approximately 50 private investors.
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Also, companies used almost all the $312 billion repatriated then for dividends and buybacks.
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Those steps targeted at speculators in the biggest cities appear to be paying dividends.
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Utility and telecommunications stocks, which pay hefty dividends similar to bonds, also traded higher.
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In addition to receiving dividends, if you own voting shares, you get voting rights.
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Dividends will normally represent over 35 pct of group profit before amortization after tax.
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Dividends that companies pay out to their investors, for example, gets taxed every year.
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Almost as clearly, such tactics are paying some kind of dividends for the opposition.
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It would pay dividends for you to tailor your technique to your Libra's feedback.
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BP also announced last night that it's increasing its second-quarter dividends by 2.5%.
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Berkshire has earned roughly $840 million in dividends from the preferred shares as well.
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What dividends, exactly, has their decades-long loyalty to the Democratic ticket paid them?
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Banks could provide a boon by putting more money toward stock buybacks and dividends.
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Con Ed's potential growth, combined with dividends, should make it a perfect retirement stock.
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Fast forward three years and the deal has netted numerous dividends for the Dodgers.
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As companies return capital to shareholders through buybacks or dividends, the money doesn't disappear.
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But they're using the extra money for stock buybacks and higher dividends, not investment.
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That topped the 9.7 percent annualized gain in the Standard & Poor's 500 including dividends.
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The decision to immerse readers more deeply in Wakandan mythology also paid creative dividends.
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Cramer also highlighted BP because it pays almost 6.6% in dividends and has growth.
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Van Wagenen, who was in attendance, watched his off-season investments pay immediate dividends.
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If the 2019 Oscar nominations are any indication, that particular effort is paying dividends.
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Armitage has a 50% stake in the group, meaning his dividends are pretty stellar.
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Companies handed back more than a $1 trillion to investors through buybacks and dividends.
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Steve Adcock is reinvesting his dividends and living off a high-interest savings account.
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The experience has paid dividends beyond the $50 each throws in at every gathering.
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Of course, showing the S&P 500 with reinvested dividends would also do that.
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Investors seeking new strategies, more dividends, executive changes or board seats aren't going away.
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Three years later, those dividends are larger — and more broadly distributed — than ever before.
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But setting them up for success, while seemingly counterintuitive, can pay dividends, says Evans.
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Passive earnings are called "dividends," and the feature was officially rolled out this week.
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Critics contended that companies would funnel the money to shareholders through buybacks and dividends.
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Or you'll rent and draw dividends from the freedom and flexibility that brings you.
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Crucially, it would lose a share of the dividends paid by the British broadcaster.
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Our investor's portfolio, far from losing money, had increased more than 210% (dividends reinvested).
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Mr. Paul's cultivated friendship with the president has paid dividends in other policy areas.
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Her insistent imagery and sometimes oblique narrative approach don't always deliver the dividends sought.
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Some companies like Apple have used the tax windfall for share buybacks and dividends.
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Robert Shiller is well-known for his views on valuation, volatility, dividends and bubbles.
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The rise of bubble subs promises to pay exploratory dividends for decades to come.
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While these dividends are very real, they risk distorting the rationale for the work.
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Gratuitous provocation has been the only thing that has consistently paid dividends for Trump.
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Bloomberg notes companies in some cases used borrowed cash to finance buybacks and dividends.
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Instead, it was mainly exploited by corporations, which bought back stock and raised dividends.
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That compares with a 215% rise for S&P 236 Index, with dividends reinvested.
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Now, the regulator wants banks to stop disclosing dividends until it has approved them.
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A Leumi spokesman confirmed that the bank believes it will pay dividends during 2017.
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This unique combination of a more moderate tone with demographic appeal could pay dividends.
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Instead, they plan to use them to increase dividends and buy back company stock.
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The obvious solutions to excess cash are to boost dividends or buy back shares.
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In addition, when dividends are paid, the shareholders are taxed on the dividend income.
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The company doled out $10 billion in dividends and stock buybacks last year alone.
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"As dividends increase, as buybacks actually occur, I think that will help," he said.
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That in turn will enable them to step up their dividends and share buybacks.
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Reliance Upon OpCo's Dividends: The OpCo is the main cash flow source for Osprey.
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According to Bank of America, dividends can be a sign of corporate financial health.
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It left dividends unchanged at 13 cents a share for the third straight half.
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The 1099 reflects income other than wages, such as freelance income or stock dividends.
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First, the Senate bill eliminates entirely the eventual tax on dividends from foreign subsidiaries.
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Remember that, in 2020, all your hard work can pay dividends to our shareholders.
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Esure posted a Solvency II capital ratio of 126 percent after dividends in August.
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But that one year investment will pay dividends for the rest of your life.
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A year of "maximum pressure" on the Kim government is paying dividends, Mnuchin said.
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Dividends"Dividend growth is the portal through which we find those businesses," he said.
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Discount had said it would start paying quarterly dividends beginning in the first quarter.
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While the change didn't work against the Jayhawks, it paid dividends against Kansas State.
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The Baker-Shultz carbon dividends plan is pro-growth, pro-jobs, and pro-competitiveness.
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The tax falls on forms of income that include capital gains, dividends and interest.
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But a multiple-decade industrial policy to help it catch up has paid dividends.
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That dynamic is bound to pay dividends the deeper we get into the show.
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" Proceeds from the tax, they suggested, would be distributed to consumers as "carbon dividends.
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The underlying narrative: We've bet big on software, and it's starting to pay dividends.
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Improving the nation's health through better nutrition will pay large and direct economic dividends.
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Democrats insist their strategy will pay dividends politically, it just might take some time.
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For instance, firms typically cannot deduct the dividends they pay out on their stock.
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We're gonna make our money back on dividends, not on the big huge mass.
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"Our strategy and tactics in general are a gradual increase in dividends," Yankevich said.
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A modicum of intimacy yields a plethora of dividends, wouldn't you say, Mr. Byram?
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But simply getting there could unlock political dividends for Mueller's opponents, including President Trump.
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Kozak said it was too early to talk about dividends for 2019, RIA reported.
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The Committee has been patient in raising rates, and that patience has paid dividends….
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When that happens, the money will be paid out as dividends and share buybacks.
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The company said it paid the Wertheimer family $842 million in dividends in 2018.
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To date, Protelindo and PT Solusi Tunas Pratama Tbk (STP, BB-/Stable) have forgone dividends to invest in growth, while PT Tower Bersama Infrastructure Tbk (TBI, BB/Stable) says it will spend up to IDR1trn on dividends and share buybacks this year.
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The disclosure illustrates how private equity firms can boast a profit from companies whose equity value has been wiped out, having previously recouped their original investment by taking dividends from these companies, often by having them borrow more money to fund the dividends.
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With the energy sector at a 23-year low, dividends on many energy stocks are well outpacing boring old utilities: But many companies may again have trouble paying those dividends out from cash flow and may have to borrow to keep shareholders happy.
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In the rest of the world, the index showed that Canadian dividends outpaced those in the U.S. while in Asia, underlying growth in dividends in the second quarter, year-by-year, was 13.5 percent in Hong Kong and 46.9 percent in Singapore.
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Dozens of newly-listed stocks and counters expected to issue bonus shares instead of paying cash dividends were hard hit, plunging the maximum allowed 10 percent limit, after the nation's top securities regulator urged listed companies to reward investors with cash dividends.
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Rosneft paid around 50 percent of its net profit in dividends on last year's results.
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Within the Casino group, dividends from Casino are used to maintain Rallye's debt interest payments.
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But today, if I only had renewables Total would be unable to distribute any dividends.
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Investors also cheered to news that the UK supermarket expects to restart paying dividends again.
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She says it's the right move, and could pay dividends for many years to come.
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To be sure, Siegel isn't enamored of companies' turn toward dividends from a macroeconomic perspective.
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GNC shares dropped Thursday after the company released disappointing fourth-quarter results and suspended dividends.
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Price appreciation is change in the stock price, not including dividends paid to the investor.
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Over the same period, the S&P 500 has returned with dividends included 9.7 percent.
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The company paid over $6 billion in dividends to its staff between 2010 and 2016.
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The company returned $3.6 billion to shareholders through a combination of dividends and share repurchases.
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Pekao has said it is able to allocate 100 percent of its profits for dividends.
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We have the option to select a nonprofit to pledge part of our dividends to.
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Oil companies have largely guarded their dividends, despite the collapse in crude prices since 2014.
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Over time, those assets yield returns in the form of interest, dividends and capital gains.
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Cramer suggested buying stocks, like Verizon, that have both good balance sheets and high dividends.
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That change in routine paid big dividends Wednesday night for Lamb and the Cincinnati Reds.
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Since then, the broad S&P 20003-stock index is up 91 percent, including dividends.
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So far, most oil company chiefs have stuck by their commitments to continue paying dividends.
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"At the end of the day, dividends are the mother's milk of investing," O'Leary said.
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Yet in a difficult financial environment, startlingly large numbers of corporations are slashing dividends anyway.
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And so if you look at dividends we just raised it for the – every year.
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FTTs would be imposed on financial trades, such as those involving stocks, bonds and dividends.
|
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Instead, it took all that money (around $4.5 billion) and paid handsome dividends to shareholders.
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When it comes to dividends, he said he prefers companies that can increase shareholder payouts.
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Many firms with foreign ownership are also struggling to repatriate dividends to non-resident shareholders.
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It can pay million-dollar dividends if you take things at a glacially slow pace.
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Efforts to reduce the amount of fish meal used in aquaculture have already paid dividends.
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ANADARKO'S REVISED PROXY SHOWS OCCIDENTAL PROJECTED DIVIDENDS WOULD EXCEED FREE CASH FLOW THROUGH 2022 -FILING
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Magnit's share price had been plunging, and the company will not pay dividends this year.
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When companies earn profits, most pay some of the money back to shareholders as dividends.
|
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Freed from the need to pay dividends to shareholders, not-for-profit buyers could deleverage.
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At its peak, GE lavished shareholders with more than $12 billion a year in dividends.
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That's partly because dividends and profits are taxed at much higher rates than capital gains.
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Einhorn expects U.S. stocks to return as much as 2343 percent in 211, including dividends.
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The domestic business must do the hard work of paying for dividends and buy-backs.
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"Long-term, we're not fans of companies that cut dividends to appease pressure," he said.
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In fact buy-backs are like dividends: cash moves from the firm to its owners.
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REITs, which offer high dividends, had been a strong play in a low-yield environment.
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It has already paid out $1 billion in dividends just to HitecVision shareholders in Var.
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"I think there are long-term dividends attached to all of this stuff," Maddon said.
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Of the 20 firms paying the biggest dividends in Europe and America, four are majors.
|
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BlackRock also paid $2.29 per share in dividends, up 5.0 percent from the year before.
|
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She is finding opportunities in small and mid-cap stocks that pay and grow dividends.
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By reinvesting the resulting capital, rather than paying dividends, shareholders are spared the related taxes.
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Tengler has also been adding to old tech because of high yields and growing dividends.
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Total rewarded shareholders with a 10 percent increase in dividends over the next three years.
|
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Gazprom's oil unit, Gazprom Neft is now also considering following its parent and increasing dividends.
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They, along with dividends, return cash to shareholders, a process often facilitated by borrowed money.
|
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With dividends, investors have made a return of about 2%, barely keeping pace with inflation.
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The change converts tax-deductible interest payments employed by the schemes into taxable stock dividends.
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So Stovall recommends looking at companies with rising dividends, increasing earnings and good market share.
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O'Leary loves dividends and he doesn't think the company will be paying out anytime soon.
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However, capitalisation could come under pressure if NITF continues paying high dividends to the government.
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The lengthy settlement agreement process had prevented the bank from providing dividends to its shareholders.
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They're giving themselves more in buy backs, more in pensions, more in dividends, as well.
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Still, Buffett has collected $1.7 billion in dividends since opening a position in the stock.
|
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Capital gains supplied just a third of that figure; reinvested dividends accounted for the rest.
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Last month he said he expected the pair to continue paying dividends to the government.
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Don't weep too much for Buffett, though — when considering dividends, he's made out just fine.
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CBI does not plan to repatriate dividends, which will help strengthen its internal capital generation.
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In terms of CPU performance the world's first at-scale 7nm architecture has paid dividends.
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In 2016, dividends paid to Pearson for its 47% stake in PRH was EUR149 million.
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Dividends are expected to remain stable at MXN1.1 billion in the short- to medium-term.
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But there's plenty of reason to think it will pay dividends for a female opponent.
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The company also announced shareholder dividends would rise by 6.7 percent from the previous year.
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Under a settlement outlined on December 19, he cannot access dividends or sell his shares.
|
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Apple returned about $50 billion to shareholders last fiscal year through share buybacks and dividends.
|
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"In Australia and U.K. aggregate dividends will actually fall from last year's total," he said.
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The return on your investment will pay dividends for yourself, your people and your business.
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It paid out $12.7 billion in dividends and $10.7 billion in buybacks over that period.
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Other shale firms are selling acreage or service arms to finance production and cover dividends.
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Plus: investors drive car stocks into a ditch - and Daimler's and Ford's dividends look vulnerable.
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That might sound a little sad — but it pays dividends in extra cilantro garlic sauce.
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A grouping with the highest combined buybacks and dividends has lagged by 2.8 percentage points.
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The fund is invested, and the earnings are then distributed to qualified residents as dividends.
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Full-year earnings per share and dividends per ordinary share were $0.65 and $0.51, respectively.
|
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Dividends for 274.603 are on track to post a 2274.60 percent gain, S&P said.
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While there is no state income tax, interest and dividends are taxed at 5 percent.
|
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Their returns, including reinvested dividends, amounted to minus 4.7% over the course of his tenure.
|
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It aims to continue paying out more than 50 percent of profits in cash dividends.
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Long-term capital gains and certain dividends are taxed at lower rates than ordinary income.
|
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But an additional $15,953 comes from business or farm income, interest, dividends and capital gains.
|
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QBE Insurance Group climbed 1.483 percent after reporting a rise in both profits and dividends.
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The reviews determine how much capital banks may payout in stock buybacks and shareholder dividends.
|
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Several private equity executives make more than $100 million a year, including stock and dividends.
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It has also bought back $1 billion in stock and paid $240 million in dividends.
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Establishing early connections could pay dividends for Booker should he decide to run in 2020.
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Trump and his officials have asked for patience, promising that trade negotiations will pay dividends.
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The S&P 423 index, America's main equity benchmark, returned 242%, including dividends, last year.
|
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Esper said he hopes that reallocating the funds will pay dividends for decades to come.
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This is because key subsidiaries of Lippo that are listed do not pay significant dividends.
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"We are a bank which should pay out hefty dividends," Krupinski told a press conference.
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Finally, there can be a perception that the bilateral program yields much greater diplomatic dividends.
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Private equity-held companies can also sell assets without repaying debt and pay themselves dividends.
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Raymond alone has received $1.3 billion in dividends from his shares in Sun Hung Kai.
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The people to get those dividends, or they get those capital gains, they're probably investors.
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TerraForm lured investors with the promise of reliable dividends based on long-term power contracts.
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Why did companies keep more money in the form of retained earnings and increase dividends?
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And it quit paying dividends in 2100-- a lotta people, they ran outta money then.
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"Those companies paid good dividends," said David Hughes, a fellow at the Post Carbon Institute.
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Most of the cash simply flowed to investors in the form of buybacks and dividends.
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The market under President Obama has risen 11.8 percent, on an annualized basis, without dividends.
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Analysts look to the figure as an indication of an insurer's ability to pay dividends.
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MEDIOBANCA AIMS TO RETURN 1.9 BLN EUROS TO SHAREHOLDERS OVER NEXT FOUR YEARS IN DIVIDENDS
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Companies are struggling to pay for imports and foreign investors cannot repatriate dividends or profits.
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He argued that the party's hardball strategy on confirming Trump's Cabinet is already paying dividends.
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Calls are likely for more companies to begin offering payouts through dividends or share repurchases.
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Historically, AzInsurance's shareholder repatriated nearly 100% of its net profits in the form of dividends.
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Clinton criticized companies that are overly dependent on dividends and stock buybacks to reward shareholders.
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As banks are starting to go ex-dividend, investors are holding on to receive dividends.
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Other kinds of income like capital gains, interest, and dividends aren't hit by payroll taxes.
|
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He said in June there were no plans to propose dividends for shareholders until 2020.
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However, Randgold investors have now been promised a 35 percent increase on their share dividends.
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The company said dividends on convertible preferred shares would be evaluated on a quarterly basis.
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Stocks that pay high dividends, like utilities and real estate and phone companies, traded lower.
|
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And it could be aimed at easing pressure on big banks to cut their dividends.
|
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They restrict things like paying out dividends to owners, and put limits on additional borrowing.
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This underperformance also holds for AT&T's Total Shareholder Return ("TSR", stock price plus dividends).
|
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Perhaps their resistance to grass-roots Democrats, and to impeachment in particular, will pay dividends.
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For the Lakers, the shake-up in management has so far failed to pay dividends.
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Big banks announced large new stock repurchases and dividends within minutes of the Fed's announcement.
|
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In many respects, even the hardest-hit homeowners recognize that Marfa's transformation has paid dividends.
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What was more, attention to foreign relations has traditionally brought few political dividends to senators.
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In 2018, Aramco paid about $160 billion to the government in dividends, taxes and royalties.
|
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Those rising dividends and the prospect of future increases helped support the stock price directly.
|
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That income — dividends and capital gains — is taxed at a top rate of 270 percent.
|
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The new normal means dividends, buybacks and guidance are now a thing of the past.
|
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To survive, the US oil industry is slashing spending, cutting dividends and preparing for layoffs.
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That income — dividends and capital gains — is taxed at a top rate of 23.8 percent.
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"They might trim the dividends back for optics," said Viola Risk Advisors analyst David Hendler.
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But by 22007, stock buybacks had surpassed dividends as a mode of distribution to shareholders.
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In fact, Buffett has been a big backer of dividends in the stocks Berkshire owns.
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"But with investors insisting on free cash flow and dividends, maybe we won't," Gilmer said.
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Solid Profile of MDS: The solid financial performance of MDS ensures stable dividends for Multipolar.
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Many of today's tech companies feature robust earnings growth, strong balance sheets and growing dividends.
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But buying back shares and paying rich dividends to shareholders diminishes a bank's common equity.
|
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Last year it paid out $1.98 per share in cash dividends, or $11.4 billion overall.
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Steadily rising income from dividends has countered the risk of declining value in past markets.
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Ferrovial proposes scrip dividends and share buybacks of up to 360 million euros in 2020.
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In the meantime, they must also pay interest and any dividends to the shares' owner.
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Including dividends, Wells Fargo said it returned $6 billion to shareholders in the first quarter.
|
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And, like the formerly government-owned British bank, excess capital means room for future dividends.
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MSCI's broad emerging markets index is down more than 10 percent, including dividends, this year.
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The Carbon Dividends plan the group is advocating for proposes a gradually rising carbon fee.
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The lengthy settlement agreement process has prevented the bank from providing dividends to its shareholders.
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EXCLUSIVE-BRAZIL'S ODEBRECHT IN TALKS WITH CREDITORS TO KEEP BRASKEM DIVIDENDS FOR TWO YEARS- SOURCES
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Patience paid dividends for three of the top-performing mutual funds of the fourth quarter.
|
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Santander aims to pay 13 to 40 percent of its recurring profits in cash dividends.
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In addition, these companies declared $2628 trillion in dividends, which were 28500 percent of profits.
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In 1987, for instance, Australia introduced "franking credits" to eliminate the double taxation on dividends.
|
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Dividends for 2017 are on track to post a 7 percent gain, S&P said.
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This will make Multipolar more reliant on dividends from PT Matahari Department Store Tbk (MDS).
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These are investments that are producing dividends, and will continue to, if allowed to mature.
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However, Cramer likes dividends more because of the downside protection and preferred federal taxation status.
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Bernstein said investors in Costco are overpaying for the quality of earnings, dividends and defensiveness.
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He said investors in Costco are overpaying for the quality of earnings, dividends and defensiveness.
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Hall said he expected a "positive results" this year and to pay dividends in 2018.
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He made purposeful, calculated attempts to distance himself from party leadership, and it paid dividends.
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Those kinds of companies may even need to cut their dividends when times get rough.
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As spending rises, dividends will need to be cut, said Dubovitsky, without giving specific details.
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Gold does not earn any interest or dividends and costs money to store and insure.
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Janus said every industry saw higher underlying dividends in 2017 except telecoms, which was flat.
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The threat of a nuclear-armed Japan, while initially destabilizing, could pay dividends over time.
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Berkshire Hathaway Energy doesn't pay dividends and explicitly boasts about reinvesting cash in the business.
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I've expressed support, for example, for eliminating the special treatment of capital gains and dividends.
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Young people are selling stock in themselves— paying out dividends for decades at a time.
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A higher price will mean they can cover new drilling investments and still pay dividends.
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On the one hand, there's an impulse to stay dull and just pay out dividends.
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In the long term, Biersack said, that could pay big dividends for the investment bank.
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Turning Gwen Verdon into Fosse's creative equal is a smart idea that often pays dividends.
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Some companies like Apple Inc have used their tax windfall for share buybacks and dividends.
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Dividends would be paid out to the "company" that invested (but is really just an account controlled by the doctor), and taxes on those dividends would be less than taxes he or she would have to pay in the US by double-digit percentage points.
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TPS shareholders would be entitled to receive dividends at the increased rate equal to the dividend rate then in effect plus 5% per annum, prorated to the period of time for which dividends were delayed due to any credit agreement breach as discussed above.
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The OpCo's dividends could be constrained by higher-than-covenanted OpCo leverage, which is now a decreasing risk, low annual RPI used to index revenue, and the regulated asset value (thereby constraining debt capacity to pay dividends) and general cash-flow demands such as capex.
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Companies with ratios below 50 percent have plenty of room to increase their dividends going forward.
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RUSSIA'S TRANSNEFT CEO SAYS EXPECTS TO PAY 50% OF IFRS NET PROFIT IN 2018 DIVIDENDS - TASS
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Pan said yield-hungry investors piled into bank shares for their high dividends and low valuations.
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"Shareholders want confidence when dividends resume that there will be an enduring flow," he told reporters.
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For the A's, who had long operated on a shoestring budget, the experiment could pay dividends.
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All those companies pay hefty dividends and have steady revenues, making them appealing during worrisome times.
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They don't pay dividends, they don't buy back shares, and they don't always make a profit.
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This week, the dividends of that appointment for conservatives were apparent in two landmark conservative rulings.
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BBVAC's capital requests have been modest to date, with relatively small dividends upstreamed to the parent.
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That includes his cut of deal profits, dividends on his stock ownership, salary, and other compensation.
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This neutral position has paid dividends, making Roku the OTT box with the biggest market share.
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Among other factors stated earlier, management's decision to suspend dividends has also aided stronger capital ratios.
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Such spending would cut into the generous dividends that oil firms' shareholders have come to expect.
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You had to pay it on your capital gains and dividends in addition to your work.
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Unlike stock, there are no dividends, just whatever the bitcoin is worth on a given day.
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But the electric utility saw its stock pop in February after promising to keep hiking dividends.
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So far, though, Australia's capacity for economic reinvention through peaks and troughs is paying welcome dividends.
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That includes bets against declines in equity indexes and currencies as well as dividends and bonds.
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Canada's new plan uses this strategy, paying dividends that will offset costs for 70% of households.
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The cash is still coursing through the country - boosting profits, dividends, share prices and tax receipts.
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Hogan meanwhile suggested investors shy away from domestic "dividend darlings" or stocks with high-yielding dividends.
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Defensive stocks act as bond market proxies by yielding dividends during times of low interest rates.
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It covers W-693 income, limited 1099 interest and dividends, and doesn't allow itemizing your deductions.
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SO, YES, THAT WOULD GIVE THE MONEY BACK IN DIVIDENDS, BUT THAT WOULD BE IN 1919.
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Historically, total payouts have grown by around 1.67% per year, compared with 1.46% for dividends alone.
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With interest and dividends, the banks eventually repaid $275bn, having replaced public money with private funding.
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If companies used the money instead to pay dividends, the S&P would be 10% lower.
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He also has $7.9 billion in cash from things like previous salaries, bonuses, investment dividends, etc.
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Dividends on stocks are going to be the new bond in terms of thinking about retirement.
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It also said it would not generate any cash outflow nor have an impact on dividends.
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He also cut the value of dividends that investors could withdraw from their companies tax-free.
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He pointed to cyclical stocks that pay dividends — mainly industrial, materials, consumer discretionary and information technology.
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Which activity will yield the greatest dividends, and which will feel like a waste of time?
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"That's the innovation we've been talking about and it's really paying dividends right now," Roberts said.
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Yi said during the conference call Samsung did not plan to implement quarterly dividends in 2016.
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AND THAT'S THAT INNOVATION THAT WE'VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT AND IT'S REALLY PAYING DIVIDENDS RIGHT NOW.
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This is because higher interest rates make the juicy dividends of a REIT appear less attractive.
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Yet in Mexico, beyond the border region, politicians' predictions about NAFTA's dividends have proved less accurate.
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Including reinvested dividends, it delivered a total return of more than 611 percent in that time.
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With corporate earnings slumping, FactSet analysts think the pace of dividends is set to pull back.
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Glazer also thinks good stress test results could mean more bank stock buybacks and higher dividends.
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The firm paid $52 million in dividends in the second quarter, flat on a year ago.
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It is required to pay the dividends on stocks it has shorted to its securities broker.
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