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IBM Has Raised Its Dividend for 31 Years. Inflation Is Still Winning
Source: 247wallst.com
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IBM extended its dividend-increase streak to 30 consecutive years, but its latest raise was only $0.01 per share. The minimal increase may not keep retirees' income ahead of rising living costs, tempering the practical value of the company's dividend-growth record.
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