Amgen announced today that the company will pay their first dividend ever in the second quarter of 2011.
Only one company can take the title as the top dividend stock of 2010 and that honor goes to Cummins.
Steve Jobs dividend income from his Disney stock is increasing 14% to a cool $55 million.
Jim Cramer acknowledged that the stock market is “as troubled as I have ever seen it in my 31 years investing career” on yesterday’s Mad Money show.
One of BP’s largest shareholders, Newton Higher Income Fund, believes that BP is committed to restoring their dividend.
These companies currently do not pay a dividend to investors, but they have all the criteria to make a great dividend stock.
Increased dividend tax rates could provide investors yet another incentive to sell stocks.
High-end retailer Coach seems to be getting serious about dividends.
With over $12 billion in cash on their balance sheet, income investors should be excited to see the company focusing on returning some of that cash to its shareholders.
Here are the top five restaurant dividend stocks that income investors should eat up.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs is probably one of the biggest dividend investors that you’ve never heard of.
With Treasury rates at historic lows, fixed income investors are hard pressed to find decent yields.