Many investors are worried that a Greece collapse could have the same domino effect that the fall of Lehman Brothers had in September 2008.
On yesterday’s Mad Money show, host Jim Cramer outlined 4 ways Osama Bin Laden's death will impact the stock market.
Investors have a new dividend ETF to consider for their portfolios with iShares launching their High Dividend Equity Fund today.
Jim Cramer is recommending that conservative investors take a look at Canadian bank stocks that offer less headline risk.
The dividend announcement comes as Schlumberger reported revenues growth of 58% in the fourth quarter with net income rising 42%.
More important than the dividend increase was Siemens acknowledgement of a clear dividend policy for the first time in the company’s history.
The dividend announcement comes as the shopping mall operator reported strong third quarter results and raised their forecast for the rest of the year.
Murphy Oil announced today that the company is increasing their quarterly dividend by 10% to $.275 per share.
Are growth stocks really finding a better use for their cash piles than returning it to investors in the form of a dividend?
With so much uncertainty in the markets, it’s nice to see financial pundits like Jim Cramer still recommending dividend stocks.
For weeks now, questions, rumors, speculation and predictions have been swirling about BP.
Goldman Sachs analyst, Michelle della Vigna, believes that the increasing cost of damages and reduced earnings outlook will impact BP’s dividend.
Fitch Ratings believes that BP's dividend is safe despite the widespread speculation of an imminent dividend cut.
Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon announced today in his annual letter to shareholders that JPM may raise its annual dividend to $.75 - $1.00 if certain conditions are met.
We likely will not see any dividend increases from financial stocks until at least the second half of this year and probably not until 2011.