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IBM stock has jumped likely because of its strong track record of rewarding shareholders. It has a dividend yield of 3.02% and has constantly grown its dividend payouts for 24 years.

Here is an assessment of how safe IBM’s dividend appears to be based on a variety of metrics, including its status as a Dividend Aristocrat. The post Just How Safe Is IBM Stock’s Dividend ...

Here is an assessment of how safe IBM’s dividend appears to be based on a variety of metrics, including its status as a Dividend Aristocrat.

IBM’s dividends have left a strong mark in variance between total return and price return. Click here to read my analysis on why I think IBM stock is a hold.

IBM issues dividends to shareholders from excess cash IBM generates. Most companies pay dividends on a quarterly basis, but dividends may also be paid monthly, annually or at irregular intervals ...

International Business Machines (NYSE:IBM) features the second-lengthiest dividend-growth track record in the information technology sector, boasting 27 years of consecutive annual dividend ...

IBM keeps the cash flowing Just as important, IBM stock is on a long-term uptrend. In other words, shareholders haven't sacrificed share-price appreciation in the quest for outsized dividend payouts.

Looking for generous and reliable dividends in the tech sector? Read on to see how IBM rewards its shareholders.

International Business Machines (NYSE: IBM) announced a $0.01 per share dividend hike on Tuesday, extending its streak of annual payout increases to 30 years. The quarterly dividend that will be ...

International Business Machines Corp (NYSE:IBM) revealed a new line of AI-focused chips and servers aimed at delivering ...

Looking for generous and reliable dividends in the tech sector? Read on to see how IBM rewards its shareholders.