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Cummins announced today that the company will increase their quarterly dividend by 52 percent to $.40 per share.

Following the penny per share increase, FedEx stock will offer investors a current dividend yield of 0.6% based on today’s closing price.

This is the first dividend increase since Harley-Davidson reduced their dividend by 70% in early 2009.

Investors learned today of a small Oracle dividend increase of 20% to $.06 per share.

Tyco International announced today that the company is raising their quarterly dividend by 20% to $.25 per share.

Norfolk Southern announced today that the company is increasing their quarterly dividend by 11% to $.40 per share.

CSC announced that the company will increase their quarterly dividend by 33% to $.20 per share.

This marks the fifth consecutive quarter that Capstead Mortgage has cut their dividend.

Philip Morris is increasing their quarterly dividend by 10 percent.

Despite their tremendous cash flow, the world’s largest retailer remains one of the lower yielding dividend stocks in the Dow Jones index.

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.

Here is a review of the dividend stocks that Jim Cramer recommended to investors on his Mad Money show.

Here are three Dow stocks that dividend investors should consider ahead of Verizon and AT&T.

While Coca Cola stock has outperformed Pepsi over the last several years, Pepsi appears poised to reverse that trend and offers investors a solid dividend with strong growth potential.

Dividend stock investors should be optimistic about several announcements this week of companies restoring or increasing their dividend payments.

Dividend stock investors tend to focus exclusively on American blue chip stocks often to their own chagrin.

Five small cap dividend stocks that offer attractive dividend yields, but are often overlooked by dividend investors.

With Treasury rates at historic lows, fixed income investors are hard pressed to find decent yields.

The credit card company has now paid dividends every quarter since it went public in 1995.

Financial media company The Street announced late yesterday that its Board of Directors has approved a quarterly cash dividend of $.025 per share.

Lowe’s announced today that their Board of Directors has increased their quarterly dividend by 6% to $.09 per share.