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Today's news covered a mix of technology, crypto, geopolitical and macro developments.
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The announcements followed the release of the Federal Reserve's annual stress test, which found that all 32 large banks weathered …
Energy is usually seen as quite a conservative sector for investors. Constant demand for the product and relatively high dividend …
UK-based oil and gas producer Energean plc on Wednesday slashed its first-quarter dividend and full-year production outlook following a 41-day …
The oil and gas crunch caused by the war between the U.S. and Israel, and Iran, has cost global businesses …
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Rolls-Royce announced a massive £7-9 billion share buyback plan from 2026 to 2028, following a £1 billion buyback in the last year, and declared a final dividend of 5p a share.
Rolls-Royce is planning to deliver a £1.5 billion buyback to investors, in addition to its final dividend, following a successful turnaround under new leadership.
Investors are shifting focus to high-income dividend stocks to balance growth and income, with a preference for dividend growth and companies with a track record of increasing payouts.
Saudi Aramco's FY2025 results are expected to be scrutinized, with analysts focusing on dividends and other strategic issues, as the company navigates its dual role as the Kingdom's fiscal engine and dividend payer.
ADNOC Gas reported a record full-year net income of $5.2bn, a 3% increase from FY2024, driven by its stable dividend stream and domestic demand.
Ørsted, the world's largest offshore wind developer, plans to reinstate dividends in 2026 after two years of losses and high costs, signaling a potential recovery.
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