Jim Cramer kicked off a week-long series on restaurant stocks by dusting off his Mad Money restaurant guide and highlighting his top 5 restaurant stocks for investors.
Former hedge fund manager Jim Cramer believes there is only one oil tanker stock that you should own right now.
ConocoPhillips announced today that the company will offer investors a 20% dividend rate increase this quarter to $.66 per share.
Investors are speculating whether BP will reinstate their dividend next week when they report their fourth quarter earnings results.
The dividend announcement comes as Schlumberger reported revenues growth of 58% in the fourth quarter with net income rising 42%.
Since the beginning of 2010, CVX shares have gained nearly 15% and have outpaced the 9.6% gain in the Dow Jones index.
A recent research report from Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. commented that BP is on track to restore their dividend next year.
Murphy Oil announced today that the company is increasing their quarterly dividend by 10% to $.275 per share.
At the midpoint of this year it seems a good opportunity to review the biggest dividend stories of 2010.
As expected, BP announced today that the company will officially suspend their quarterly dividend in the wake of the Gulf oil spill disaster.
BP will likely be forced to modify their dividend program, but speculation over a possible bankruptcy or acquisition appears remote given these numbers.
For weeks now, questions, rumors, speculation and predictions have been swirling about BP.
BP shares plunged nearly 16% today as investors dumped the stock since a dividend cut appears imminent.
In an indication that the global economy is improving, Sasol Ltd. announced today that they are resuming their dividend growth policy.
Falling oil prices are producing attractive dividend yields among stocks in the energy sector.
While gold stocks typically don’t offer great dividend yields, income investors should take another look at these stocks given the positive outlook for gold prices.