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As investors continue to bet on the growth of data centers and surging electricity demand, dividend stock Xcel Energy could be the right investment now.
Even amid volatility, Pfizer keeps rewarding shareholders year after year.
AES stands out as a high-yield data center play because it combines a 4.3% dividend yield, 12 consecutive years of payout increases, and a contracted pipeline anchored by 20-year Google PPAs, Amazon's...
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LyondellBasell’s 50% dividend cut shocks income investors, but the move may signal balance-sheet defense rather than long-term weakness.
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