Asian stocks have lost most of their gains of the year and May will likely end as the worst month for equity markets in more than three years, but some strategists tell CNBC this is an "amazing" time to accumulate stocks.
Should investor put money in low yielding Treasury bonds or higher yielding dividend stocks? Tracking the markets ahead of the open, with Michael Gurka, Spectrum Asset Management.
Large cap Asian stocks such as banks and property developers in Hong Kong and Singapore have declined so much over the past 12 months that they are now paying their best dividends in years, traders say.
Thomas Fanning, Southern Company chairman, president & CEO, discusses nuclear energy, curbing carbon emissions, investing in renewable energy, taxing dividends, and creating jobs.
Worries over Europe's debt problems are taking a toll on U.S. markets, explains Richard Steinberg, Steinberg Global Asset Management, president & CIO, discussing where investors can increase returns on their investments by using higher dividend strategies.
TCW's Dividend Focused Fund is one of the year's best performing large-cap value funds and is up over 5%. Diane Jaffee, TCW senior portfolio manager, offers investment strategies.
Representative Chaka Fattah (D-PA), explains why he is challenging Facebook to set aside a portion of its shares for purchase by nonprofits and foundations other than elite investors.
Debating over whether a spike in dividend rates lies ahead, with Alex Brill, American Enterprise Institute and David Dietze, Point View Wealth Management.
Sharing perspective on the banking industry and dividend paying stocks, with Charles Kantor, Neuberger Berma; Vadim Zlotnikov, AllianceBernstein; and CNBC's Bob Pisani.
Shares of JC Penney getting hammered this morning after missing on both the top and bottom line and suspending its dividend. Charles Grom, Deutsche Bank senior retail analyst, discusses his thoughts on CEO Ron Johnson, his $38 price target on the stock, and the outlook on Target.
Is the administration's policy on capital gains and dividend taxes killing the U.S. economy? Jared Bernstein, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities and Rep. Jeb Hensarling, (R-TX), weigh in.
Jeff Gardner, Windstream president and CEO is 1 of the 18 CEOs who sent a letter to Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner urging the administration to reconsider taxing dividends and capital gains.
Some of the nation's top CEOs are writing a letter to Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, pleading with him to not raise taxes on dividends and capital gains. Jeff Sterba, American Water CEO; Jim Iuorio, TJM Institutional Services; and CNBC's John Harwood offer insight.