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Texas Roadhouse was one of the few fast-food restaurant stocks that did well in 2025, and recent financial results suggest that it will carry more momentum into this year. Broadcom's AI sales continue to surge,

Enbridge's 5.9% dividend yield tops the midstream industry, backed by more than C$30B in secured projects and 31 straight years of dividend hikes.

Mondelez International, Inc. is rated a Buy due to its durable brands, global scale and attractive valuation. Learn more about MDLZ stock here.

In 2026, the macroeconomic situation is tense. And investors should focus on companies with strong business models that can weather a potential downturn while maintaining their payouts. Let's explore why Realty Income (NYSE: O) and Dollar General (NYSE: DG) fit the bill.

BlueScope Steel said it will pay out roughly US$293 million as a special dividend after rebuffing takeover plans involving a U.S. steelmaker that directors say significantly undervalue the business.

Australian steelmaker BlueScope Steel said on Wednesday it would return A$438 million ($292.54 million) to its shareholders through a special dividend of A$1 per share, funded by surplus cash from its recent asset sales.

If you love dividends but want to invest in dividend stocks the easy way, these dividend ETFs will be right up your alley.

Australian steelmaker BlueScope Steel (ASX: BSL) said on Wednesday it would return A$438 million ($292.54 million) to its shareholders through a special dividend of A$1 per share, funded by surplus cash from its recent asset sales.

SCHD dividend ETF remains a Buy: diversified exposure, higher yield & 9.1% 5Y dividend growth, with value holdings like BMY/VZ.

Here are three Dividend Kings that, after at least half a century of payout increases, are still raising dividends by 10% a year.