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Is Pitney Bowes First Class?
Pitney Bowes is one of the most shareholder-friendly firms in business. This integrated mail and document-management systems company has returned an average of 48% of free cash flow to investors over the last seven years, whether through dividends or stock buybacks. And right now PBI is paying out a 6% dividend yield, which they raised Thursday night after reporting a strong fourth quarter.
The quarter was good news for both the company and investors, as PBI [PBI
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