At its 44th annual shareholder meeting, WaFd Bank secured key approvals while fielding questions on branch strategy, AI investment, and competitive pressures. The century-old institution reaffirms its commitment to balancing physical presence with technological advancement.
Shareholders of both Kenvue and Kimberly-Clark have voted to approve the acquisition, clearing a major hurdle for the deal that will absorb the consumer health giant into the broader personal care conglomerate.
The private mortgage insurer announces a significant capital return initiative, including a fresh share repurchase authorization and a quarterly dividend, signaling strong operational confidence and a deepening commitment to shareholder value.
For income-focused investors weighing the two U.S. oil titans, Chevron's higher dividend yield may tip the scales, despite ExxonMobil's larger scale and longer track record of payout growth.
Monolithic Power Systems (MPWR) is capitalizing on surging demand from AI data centers and the automotive sector, with both segments now forming a larger part of its revenue mix. The company is also rewarding shareholders through significant buybacks and a dividend hike, signaling confidence in its financial health and growth trajectory.
Despite its nearly 8% yield, pipeline giant MPLX combines a fortress balance sheet with a multi-year growth backlog, offering investors a rare blend of high income and stability.
School bus manufacturer Blue Bird is asking shareholders to approve a measure that would limit the personal liability of its top officers under Delaware law, a move that raises questions about corporate accountability and investor protection at a time of heightened regulatory focus on vehicle safety.
While recent weeks have seen volatility, Fox Corporation (NASDAQ: FOXA) has delivered substantial long-term gains for investors, with total shareholder return significantly outpacing share price growth thanks to robust dividends.
Following a year of record production, Norwegian energy giant Equinor signals a strategic pivot, scaling back capital expenditure in renewables and low-carbon projects for 2026-27 while reaffirming core fossil fuel growth and robust shareholder distributions amidst market volatility.
As the TSX's fourth-quarter earnings season unfolds with strength, income-focused investors are turning to dividend payers for reliable returns. We examine three Canadian companies with robust fundamentals and yields up to 4.7%.
Shareholders in security tech firm Xtract One Technologies have seen their investment decline 15% over a five-year period, a stark contrast to the company's impressive 48% average annual revenue growth during the same timeframe, raising questions about market valuation and the path to profitability.
Shares of Trane Technologies (NYSE: TT) surged 11% this week, extending a remarkable five-year rally that has delivered a total shareholder return of 219%. However, a closer look reveals that while the stock price has closely tracked EPS growth, recent earnings momentum may be trailing the stellar returns long-term investors have enjoyed.
In a strategic move to capture the booming institutional staking market, Bitwise Asset Management has acquired Swiss-based infrastructure provider Chorus One. The deal grants Bitwise direct control over yield-generating operations as it expands its European footprint and on-chain product suite.
U.S. stock futures edged up Wednesday morning, supported by a six-month high in consumer confidence, even as Treasury yields hold near 4.3%, setting the stage for a tug-of-war between sentiment and borrowing costs.
Amid a historically expensive market, three income-generating stocks with historically high yields present a rare value opportunity for investors seeking both income and potential capital appreciation.
As the FTSE indices face headwinds from global economic concerns, income-focused investors are turning to dividend stocks for resilience. We examine three UK-listed companies offering substantial yields, analyzing their sustainability and the broader market context.
Despite a recent 20% quarterly share price drop, Scout24 SE has delivered a 53% total shareholder return over three years, significantly outpacing its underlying earnings growth. The divergence highlights the role of dividends and shifting market expectations for the German listings giant.
A shareholder rights law firm has launched an investigation into potential fiduciary breaches by Cummins Inc.'s leadership. The probe emerges as the industrial giant's stock rallies, placing its governance framework under the microscope just as the company navigates a pivotal transition toward clean energy technologies.
For dividend-focused investors, the volatile energy sector still offers reliable income streams through specific business models. We examine three high-yield picks balancing infrastructure stability and strategic transition.
A quarter-million dollar portfolio can generate anywhere from a modest $1,000 to nearly $17,000 in annual dividend income. The key lies in balancing yield with sustainability and growth potential.
