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If it is, however, then the bank involved will be forced to conserve capital by, for instance, halting dividends.

So I hate to put a time line on scientific innovation, but the investments that have occurred are now paying dividends.

One is to get dividends which are usually sent to investors once a year or every three months as long as they own the stock.

If her dividends from the two stocks total $220 per year, how much did she invest in each stock?

"They have got to do a bit of everything but we would like them to think increased dividends. "

If you act sooner, some of the initiations you take can bring you dividends for a year or more into the future.

By sparingly choosing when you see her, you preserve an air of mystery that will pay off dividends later on.

This time, as a result of the bank rescue, some big banks may be paying no dividends at all for years.

In each case, the architect's approach is like that of a microlender: strategic, modest and mindful of the immeasurable dividends to come.

Little profit was paid out in dividends and there was no management accountability to shareholders.

A company might use some of its earnings to pay dividends as a reward to shareholders. Or it might reinvest the money into the business.

The provision of this paragraph shall not affect the taxation of the company in respect of the profits out of which the dividends are paid.

For a company to pay good dividends, it must have sufficient profit to be able to pay and it must be willing to pay.

Over the long run, education, skills, strong appearance, and a grounded and positive outlook on life will pay enormous dividends for you.

On top of that, corporate cash balances are at record levels and a growing number of companies are buying back shares and raising dividends.

But he said Shell's balance sheet was strong enough to support investment and dividends throughout the slowdown.

But the money will pay dividends in the long run only if it improves farmers' access to market.

HKEC would be a performance and growth driven commercial entity allowed to make profit and distribute dividends to its shareholders.

Well, measuring company performance is not just a case of looking at turnover, profits and dividends.

Its statement did not detail how or according to what formula the dividends would be paid.

If he does come out, Lee would be a gamble for the Lakers, but one that could pay huge dividends in a couple of years.

And the company says it will suspend its payment of quarterly dividends and try to speed up the introduction of new models.

That would mean a large increase in the rate for capital gains and dividends, so maybe there's a trade here in terms of the top rate.

It said the rise in foreign ownership made it harder to justify taxing foreign dividends paid to British companies.

The company said in the filing that it does not plan to pay dividends for "the foreseeable future. "

They have done so despite terrible news on earnings, dividends and defaults, which were all worse than expected in January.

Last week, the New York Times suspended the payment of any dividends this quarter amid the slump of its share value to six cents.

Growth Rates The compounded annualized rate of growth of a company's revenues , earnings , dividends, or other figures .

Great to see all the studies and poses as well - they're gonna pay big dividends.

Shareholders of these companies seem unable to make managers stop hoarding cash and start paying dividends.

The German bank has plenty of earnings power and could add to its capital by showing restraint on dividends and pay.

For the short term, look to dividends as a safe spot to park your money, but be ready to move into emerging markets when the time is right.

And again, factors other than the currency are important here, such as the extent to which corporate savings are not paid out in dividends.

This can include paychecks, legal settlements, alimony, royalties, fees, and dividends from investments that you do not reinvest.

Conservative strategies aimed at collecting stock dividends, out of favor for decades, are coming back in vogue.

Mr Barroso said struggling banks must improve their capital reserves, or he said they should face a ban on paying dividends or bonuses.

At the time some commentators said this signal did not matter , since dividends would probably be cut .

Banks that fail to meet the buffer would be unable to pay dividends, though not forced to raise cash.

As the banks' earnings rise, the proportion that has to be paid out in dividends for Huijin to finance repayments drops.

A politician should be careful to make the right kind of friendships; those which are likely to pay dividends in terms of influence.

A cow for her milk , a hen for her eggs , and a stock for her dividends .

Less clear is whether the games will pay the kind of political dividends that China had hoped for domestically and abroad.

Or on CNBC, where experts have been debating what these corporations are going to do with all their surplus loot. Will they raise dividends?

The business trust structure allows Hutchison to pay dividends from the cash flow of the listed entity rather than from retained profits .

To help multinational companies, he announced he would exempt foreign dividends from corporation tax.

The term "returns" means the amounts yielded by an investment, in particular, profit, interest, capital gains, dividends royalties and fees.

The comments are the clearest signal yet that Mr Dudley intends to take a different approach to his predecessors on dividends.

Both the rate of retention and the furious pace of investment could be cut if companies were made to pay dividends.

THL collected hundreds of millions of dollars from the company in the form of special dividends.

The company could raise those dividends more quickly if it chose.

From the point of view of the investor, stock dividends enjoy two advantages over the bonds.

The regulator will eliminate common and preferred stock dividends, saving a total of $2 billion a year for the companies.

But when he gave back, he gave it nearly all back, and it's still paying dividends.

Wells Fargo & Co. , Bank of America Corp. and other large banks also rose on hopes that they too would be able to raise dividends.

Actively managing risk, emphasizing dividends, and ensuring proper diversification are the cornerstones of our investment philosophy.

Even without the new platforms, non-human genomics is beginning to pay dividends.

The company in general meeting may declare dividends , but no dividend shall exceed the amount recommended by the directors .

Gone are the days of "buy-and-hold" when people bought "good stocks" for the long run, put them away, and collected dividends.

Both dividends paid to shareholders and the relationship between the interests of creditors, related to the company's future development.

What kind of a premium will investors pay for stocks that reliably churn out scarce cash in the form of dividends?

The corporate sector is still increasing profits and churning out cash in the form of dividends and share buy-backs.

Last year the company did not to distribute dividends to its shareholders.

Shareholders are unlikely to see any dividends during the repayment period.

whenever the modified surplus is above the level, dividends are paid continuously with a constant rate (less than the premium rate).

The other attraction of linking up with the Chinese groups is their healthy finances at a time of heavy pressure on multinational dividends.

The results of associated companies are accounted for by the company on the basis of dividends received and receivable.

"If Ucits funds are paying good monthly dividends, they are usually popular, " he said.

Small sums can add up to big dividends if you properly use the money you do have.

In some cases, they paid themselves dividends that allowed them to recoup their entire investment within a year.

The recipients were employees, in the form of bonuses, and to a lesser but still significant extent shareholders, in the form of dividends.

In the new situation , it is very necessary to discuss whether the listed firms' dividends policy influence corporations' values or not.

Stock, Common A class of stock which gives its holder the right to vote at shareholder meetings but does not guarantee payment of dividends.

This consistency in look and feel pays big dividends for me as a teacher -- and could for you, as a practicing engineer or manager.

GM and its banks have not divulged the size of its offering of common stock in New York and Toronto, which will pay no dividends.

Most candidates would like to put an end to taxes on capital gains and dividends as well.

This net figure might be called free cash flow. They are the liquid funds available for interest, dividends or acquisitions.

Even though I had legitimate reasons (bullshit). You know I have to make them dividends (bullshit).

Nor does anyone with a stock portfolio want to see their yearly dividends diminished.

It's not about elections! It's about getting the dividends of democracy. What have we gained in all the years of democracy?

There, investors seemed most interested in getting a bigger piece of Microsoft's $53 billion worth of cash to be paid into dividends.

It offers a sense of a company's ability to boost dividends, buy back shares or attract suitors.

As part owner, you benefit by receiving part of the profits or dividends and sharing in the growth of the value of the company.

Good work habits can pay enormous dividends, leading to recommendations and contacts that you can use after you're out of school.

Dividends can only be paid when the company is making a profit.

The company shall disclose the situation of implementation of the cash dividends policy in the current reporting period.

Investors in warrants do not receive the dividends paid on the underlying, nor or do they directly participate in rights or bonus issues.

The owners of these will receive dividends, broadening the offer's appeal in an uncertain market.

A well-conceived investment in your future can continue to pay dividends over the rest of your life.

Over a four-year period, the dividends can be an important source of your overall return.

In this case, taking a tough, if self-sacrificial, line at the beginning pays dividends in future rounds of the game.

The move seems to be paying dividends.

Some Apple fans fret that if the company decides to pay regular dividends, it could end up regretting it.

Banks that fall below the reserve limits could have to stop paying dividends to shareholders or bonuses to top employees.

The report focused on 2010, a year when the Pentagon said China's military modernisation programme paid "visible dividends" .

While it has taken them two years, this straightforward approach will pay handsome dividends in the medium term.

The great bandwidth investment boom of the late 1990s is finally paying dividends- in the form of less expensive phone calls.

Common Shares represent ownership in a company and a claim (dividends) on a portion of profits.

The provisions of this Law concerning crossed check be applied to a single interest payment of dividends.

Dividends are determined by the company' s board of directors each year and are. not guaranteed.

Yes, your abs may be a disgrace but focusing only on an ab machine won't pay the dividends of full body exercises.

That will require tough structural changes, from forcing state-owned firms to pay fatter dividends to a stronger social safety net.

Shareholders receive periodic payments called dividends, usually based on the company's profit during the relevant period.

Under both Tony Hayward, Mr Dudley's immediate predecessor, and Lord Browne, BP became one of the biggest payers of dividends in the UK.

Payout Ratio The percentage of earnings paid out in dividends. It is calculated by dividing dividends per share by earnings per share.

We consistently see a return on recess that pays dividends, not just on the schoolyard, but in the classroom as well.

If this happens over five or six years, the impact can be substantial, so try to negotiate a clause that makes the dividends noncumulative.

It might require you to move beyond your comfort zone, but displaying drive and initiative can pay big dividends.

Could you give us information on dividends paid and stock splits that have occurred in the last two years?

Cash dividends are important form of dividend policy, research on cash dividend policy has important significance.

If you want a Web presence fast, Drupal is a worthwhile option sure to pay dividends on your investment.

While Asia is not immune to dividend cuts, history indicates that dividends tend to be less volatile than earnings in Asia.

The flood of money is paying dividends; three of the four semifinalists in this year's Champions League are Premier League clubs.

On Tuesday the company reaffirmed its intention to review future dividends next February.

The Company's lien on a share shall extend to all dividends payable thereon .

Taxpayer: If we do not involve in management and only receive income or dividends in a proportion or in a solid amount, should we pay tax?

So some companies borrowed money, turned around and gave it to shareholders in the form of dividends and buybacks.

They have been able to fight off proposals to boost the minimal dividends they pay to the state.

Yet even US officials do not expect Mr Obama's efforts to engage China to pay immediate dividends.

they do not absorb losses, and failure to pay dividends may compound a crisis of confidence.

Important information: the East sound, Prudential Everbright by Shen-Li open ransom, silver letter Galaxy Tim Lee is about to dividends.

Companies in an array of industries have been paring dividends in an effort to weather the global economic downturn.

This pays huge dividends in terms of rear passenger comfort, as the new model features 4 additional inches of rear-seat knee and leg room.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Federal Reserve is preparing to let healthy banks boost dividends paid to investors.

Asia-Pacific has evolved into one of the premier regions for investors seeking growing dividends and yield.

Some fund companies are heading towards providing shareholders with dividends of up to 70 per cent of earnings, he says.

Equity capital: capital of a company in the form of shares which pay dividends to their owners.

This philosophy already appears to be paying large dividends as RDF is undergoing a minor renaissance of activity and discussion.

Do it right and well. And hire good people to do the accounting work for your company. It will pay huge dividends in the long run.

Second, you are teaching them one of the most fundamentally important skills (reading) that will pay off dividends for life.

You know, the way we think about dividends around here, it should take a corporate Act of Congress to cut it.

One can measure a company by its price-to-earnings ratio, its rate of dividends, its management competence, and its history.

The obvious solution would be to give cash back to shareholders, either via dividends or share buybacks.

Huge dividends or share buybacks have to be regarded as reckless (even though share prices, as Warren Buffett points out, look cheap).

The power of compounding your reinvested share or fund dividends makes a massive difference to your overall return.

Buy-out groups may also be tempted to refinance a company's balance sheet to pay dividends to equity holders.

Dividends or free cash flow are forecasted to a horizon, and a horizon value is added.

Most do not provide dividends but have become conglomerations of businesses.

The desire to avoid loans being called in is helping to drive companies to slash dividends and hoard cash.

On the face of it, this shift to the right has already paid dividends.

Gen McChrystal's counter-insurgency strategy no doubt reaped dividends such as reducing casualties and winning hearts and minds.

Growth Company Companies that show higher than average gains in earnings which they generally do not distribute as dividends.

However, there has not yet been a flow on from the reinvestment into profits or dividends.

I am actually getting return in full of what I originally put forward, plus a participation in the cider, plus consumables as dividends.

When a company has preferred stock outstanding, we first deduct from net income the amount of current year preferred stock dividends.

Common stockholders' investment is in shares of stock, so earnings per share and dividends per share are of particular interest.

Including any dividends, we want to see a minimum 25% annualized return potential over three years.

Europe blue chips also are known for paying higher dividends than their American counterparts, and now is no exception.

Investors took fright at the number of companies cutting dividends, following the decision by General Electric to cut its pay-out last week.

Profits for an Inc are taxed twice, first for the corporation, and then the dividends are taxed at the individual level.

throw a fit - get very angry and fly into a rage; and refused to invest because of the elevated tax rates on capital gains and dividends.

The employees will have the same rights as other shareholders, including the right to receive dividends.

Mr. McCain will stimulate saving by keeping tax rates low on the returns to saving in the form of dividends and capital gains.

a common stock of a nationally known company whose value and dividends are reliable; typically have high price and low yield.

The shareholders appointed to it would take no dividends and return any surplus to customers.

That's good news for Goldman, which paid Buffett's company more than $1 billion* in preferred stock dividends over two and a half years.

Meanwhile, you could have bought and held an S&P 500 index fund and then done utterly nothing except reinvest your dividends.

Years of team bonding in youth gamescontinues to pay dividends for the club.

Careful orchard planning at the beginning pays dividends later.

A dividend paid in cash to a company's shareholders. Cash dividends are distributed from current earnings or accumulated profits.

Such redemption shall be at a purchase price equal to the Original Purchase Price plus declared and unpaid dividends.

High dividends and value do not necessarily coincide, but one leads to the other.

Dividends and the accumulation interest rate will be reviewed and adjusted by the Company from time to time.

Second, option loses the long term incentive benefits which come from dividends.

The type of insurance can be divided into dividends insurance, investment insurance and universal life insurance link.

Further, Chinese state-owned enterprises should distribute dividends together with the distribution of the shares.

After allocation of the dividends, there remained a net undistributed balance for the year of nine million dollars.

Banks that draw from government funds won't be allowed to pay dividends and will have their executives' annual pay capped at 500, 000 euros.

While Mr Li insists the system is paying substantive dividends, its longer-term significance is harder to judge.

Dividends paid by a company which is a resident of One Side to a resident of the Other Side, may be taxed in that Other Side.

Any profits will either be reinvested by the Spanish companies or paid in dividends to shareholders, some of whom are foreign.

How to deal with the stock price which has been adjusted for split and dividends will affect the result of the technical trading.

They have since slashed dividends and will have to start issuing shares as well.

Banks within the buffer zone will face restrictions on their ability to pay dividends and discretionary bonuses.

It may make sense for regulators to press banks to stop paying dividends entirely, Valentin wrote.

They get paid a stated dividend before the company even considers paying dividends on common stock.

Distributions of this nature are termed dividends and decrease both total assets and total stockholders' equity.

When the investor pays dividends, the stockholders' equity in the company is reduced.

Spare cash goes into the Panamanian treasury, through a revenue royalty and dividends.

In computing assessable income, taxpayer shall gross up his dividends by the amount of the tax credit received.

But falling dividends also reduce the incentive for ordinary investors to hold bank shares, increasing the pressure on their prices.

Now people can pay their insurance premiums or subscription money in renminbi, and coupons and dividends can be paid in the currency.

Dividends or buybacks tend to come as a business matures -- witness Microsoft's belated generosity in recent years.

He hooked investors with an intoxicating cocktail of rising dividends and tax-exempt foreign earnings.

Banks whose capital falls within the buffer zone will face restrictions on paying dividends and discretionary bonuses.

The report, issued on Wednesday, concludes that, militarily, China's sustained modernisation programme is "paying visible dividends" .

As a result, tycoons whose remuneration is taken entirely in the form of dividends pay no tax at all.

The noncumulative preferred stocks are the preferred stocks that all previously unpaid preferred stock dividends need't be paid.

A proposed change in taxes that will encourage companies to repatriate dividends from overseas subsidiaries will help.

Critics initially focused on the fact that interest payments are tax deductible, but dividends are not.

The likely approval on dividends comes as the Federal Reserve completes a second round of stress tests for the nation's 19 largest banks.

In the long run, fostering customer loyalty usually pays rich dividends.

It matters to the shareholder ultimately as it puts dividends and share buybacks under pressure.

Frequently, the sum of the bonus contributions in investment banking has exceeded the dividends paid to the shareholders.

Mr Obama would raise taxes on capital gains, dividends and incomes over $250, 000 a year.

For a start, the suspension of dividends (even by well-capitalised banks) will free up lending capacity.

The economic dividends of political reform don't appear overnight, which skews the timeline and confuses the cause.

This provision shall not apply to Trust Funds for which dividends may be declared pursuant to the relevant trust agreement(s).

"The creation of the PC is the best thing that ever happened, " said Bill Gates at a conference on "digital dividends" in 2000.

'They trade on an exchange the way stocks do, but the dividends are generally quite high, like those from long-maturity bonds, ' he says.

By profits, Tier-1 capital, dividends and market value they now account for a quarter to half of the global banking industry.

Feelings of friendship is not an investment, it does not need dividends and dividends.

But all have since slashed their dividends, in most cases leaving investors with only a symbolic payment.

And seek out reliable dividends, which can be reinvested into shares at lower prices in the event of continued declines.

Some 60% said that saving jobs was more important than paying dividends.

I suspect that the dividends will have a bigger impact on the economy than the SoEs spending the money on capex in overcapacity industries.

Knowing the answers to these three questions can literally pay big dividends for you.

To be fair, BP has probably built up some goodwill that could yet pay dividends in future bidding rounds.

The stocks declare dividends and there is only one interest rate in the securities market.

Individual company financial statements are not the basis for taxation or dividends.

Companies only pay out a fraction of their earnings as dividends, so the earnings yield was then much higher than the government-bond yield.

As the key strategist for first Governor then President Bush, Rove learned lessons that paid big political dividends.

Rapid urbanization is another inevitable trend that will yield consumption dividends for the economy.

Dividends in Asia seem mispriced, perhaps because investors have mainly sought growth in earnings while overlooking growth in dividends.

Interest, dividends, dividend income is the individual claims made equity interest, dividends, dividend income.

Or, if you can afford it, market research through a respected research company can pay huge dividends.

Investors, most notably BHP's, have called for share buybacks or special dividends to hand the spare cash over to shareholders.

Nixon's Southern strategy, his challenge to court-ordered busing and appeal to the silent majority, paid immediate electoral dividends.

These utility stocks offer strong dividends as well as the prospects of future growth.

By contrast, during the recovery at the end of the 1980s, wages rose nearly a fifth while dividends barely budged.

GE has paid out $87 billion in dividends over the period and is sitting on a company record $189 billion book of orders.

Dividends are the cash paid out to stockholders.

Unlike other groups, where shareholders receive dividends, the foundation gives surplus profits to deserving causes.

It means much for a company to make its decision for financing and dividends distribution.

Twin Cities Academy in St Paul, Minnesota, offers evidence that the country's reform efforts are starting to pay dividends.

BP has borrowed to pay for dividends, while ConocoPhillips, a serial acquirer in years past, has turned inward to restructure.

Current Yield Annual income (interest or dividends) divided by the current price of the security.

Wennink also said ASML will return extra cash to shareholders via buybacks and dividends, The Wall Street Journal reported.

establishing benefit entitlements of holders of securities of the Company, such as dividends, .

To hoard days as a miser does dollars, to make every hour bring me dividends in specific results accomplished.

Some may hold only a singleshare worth a few dollars, cast only a single vote, and receive a tinyproportion of profits and dividends.

you know , the dividends obtained by foreigner is exempt from the tax .

in any other case, 10% of the gross amount of the dividends.

One option would be to cut dividends, but neither private nor public shareholders would like that.

In 1966, Arsenal made the interesting choice of appointing their physio Bertie Mee as manager, and it was to pay rich dividends.

On this basis, shareholders' rights to dividends will have complete meaning.

Your investment in your certification can pay dividends in the form of lower costs per transaction.

Add in dividends, and that represents a tidy return on the original investment of $660m (including subsequent take-up of share issues).

These changes may take time, but a commitment to scaling back can pay huge dividends over time.

Some corporations pay out most of their profits in the form of dividends to their stockholders.

If we invest it wisely, a little time can pay huge dividends down the road, whether financially or personally.

The difference is not parabolic split shares realized, while dividends would shipments.

And if they want to spend it on compensation or stock buy backs or dividends, let them pay the long-term capital gains rate.

The group also suggested extending a temporary tax break on income from capital gains and dividends given current economic conditions.

Solid dividend yields. Dividends have accounted for 42% of the total return of the market since 1926.

Spinnewijn's research shows that job-seekers tend to harbour another misperception: that an energetic job search does not pay dividends.

These shares can be safer than equities. They have a higher claim on any assets of a company and often pay generous dividends.

By lowering tax rates on corporate profits, dividends and capital gains, equity values and household wealth will rise immediately.

Shareholders receive dividends. Employees earn wages. Suppliers win contracts.

'Since stocks do not have an expiration date and dividends grow over time, ' Mr. Inker argues, 'the duration of stocks is extremely long.

The business will have less money to distribute as dividends or invest directly in its future progress and development.