(Reuters) - ConocoPhillips (COP.N), the largest U.S. independent oil producer, raised its quarterly dividend by 6 percent to 26.5 cents per share.
The Houston, Texas-based company had announced a quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share in October.
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Four people were killed when a powerful storm swept through Nanchang in China's Jiangxi province and damaged over 5,000 homes. Three of the victims were killed when the high winds sucked them through the closed windows of their new apartments. Another 1,600 people were evacuated, and the winds, estimated to be near hurricane strength, ripped air conditioning units out of windows and knocked down over 2,000 trees. Questions About Building Quality Although the storm packed a punch, the extreme dam
The chief executive highlighted the potential for AI to act as a "collaborator."
I am a dividend investor, and I prize dividend consistency. I just can't trust what this high-yield income stock says about its dividend.
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