13.10 · 02:13

A.O. Smith Lifts Quarterly Dividend to 38 Cents

Shareholders of A.O. Smith are set for a payout increase as the heating and water treatment manufacturer raises its quarterly cash dividend to 38 cents per share. This adjustment from the previous 36-cent rate signals a 6% boost for investors holding the company’s stock heading into the final quarter.

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12.10 14:03 · Finance faces

Ray Dalio and Toto Wolff on the Art of Tough Love

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