Sentence examples for larger dividends from inspiring English sources

Some may argue that if Congress limits stock buybacks, corporations could shift to issuing larger dividends.

Once their gains become tax-free, these property companies should be able to pay out larger dividends.

In 2015, U.S.-based P. Schoenfeld Asset Management ("PSAM") acquired a small stake in Vivendi and suggested selling Universal Music Group in order to pay larger dividends.

In a letter to Mr. Antioco yesterday, Mr. Icahn threatened to take control of the company at next year's annual meeting if management did not curb spending and pay larger dividends.

One result was a look at small policy changes that might create larger dividends, like the no-swearing policy, which was left to individual principals to use at their discretion.

If your firm is currently profitable, as the newspapers were in the late 1990s, it might be better to just pay out larger dividends and plan for the firm to shrink gradually over time.

It is useful to those most in need in hard times, providing them an opportunity for larger dividend than tax.

Mr. Kanas said his bank's larger dividend and rapid growth should be attractive to Dime shareholders.

Even as ordinary investors look forward to the prospect of larger dividend payouts by the big banks, another group is poised for a rich payday: bank chief executives.

AES said in a statement yesterday that it preferred a larger dividend from CANTV, of about $845 million, but this proposal was rejected.

Critics have questioned whether these objectives will be attained and have pointed out that larger dividend distributions would tend to reduce savings and investment, because shareholders would consume part of the additional income received.