Starbucks is up 25% in 2026 while McDonald's slipped 4%. So why might McDonald's still be the smarter dividend buy? The numbers tell a story most investors are missing.
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Visa has released its second-quarter results while announcing a massive $20 billion share repurchase program.
The “Back to Starbucks” campaign appears to hold promise.
Altria yields 6.4% and has raised its dividend for 56 years. Wall Street still rates it a Buy. Find out if this Dividend King belongs in your portfolio.
Coca-Cola made “boring” blue chips look interesting again, with solid top-line growth, a rising stock, and steady strength quietly turning into market excitement.
If you're just getting started or just want to identify a few of the bluest dividend blue chips, check out our look at a few top dividend stocks.
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The market's reaction to Microsoft’s OpenAI reset looks overstated relative to the fundamentals.
Two telecom giants, two completely different profiles. Which one belongs in your portfolio?
Domino's Pizza has a dividend yield of 2.4%, and its dividends have risen at an annualized pace of nearly 20% over the last 10 years. Does that make the stock a buy?
