Apple's Dividend Journey: From Halts to Aristocrat
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Apple, with its massive cash reserves and second-most valuable global ranking, pays quarterly dividends of 0.4% yield and 13.9% payout ratio. Dividends started in 1987, halted in 1995 due to losses, and resumed in 2012. Warren Buffetts Berkshire Hathaway invested in 2016, making Apple their top holding. With nearly $36 billion in cash and $112 billion in net income, dividends appear secure, but Apple wont achieve dividend aristocrat status until 2037.
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