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Dividends 1 January 2026 - 3 January 2026

Mastercard stock slides after New Year kickoff; jobs data and dividend date in focus

Mastercard stock slides after New Year kickoff; jobs data and dividend date in focus

Mastercard shares fell 1.36% to $563.13 on Friday, marking a fourth consecutive decline and closing about 6% below their 52-week high. Trading volume rose above average as Treasury yields climbed and investors reset positions for 2026. The stock underperformed the broader U.S. market, with traders eyeing upcoming economic data, Mastercard’s Jan. 9 dividend record date, and late-January earnings.
3 January 2026
Johnson & Johnson stock ticks up after $1.30 dividend; earnings next on the radar

Johnson & Johnson stock ticks up after $1.30 dividend; earnings next on the radar

Johnson & Johnson closed Friday up 0.19% at $207.35 after declaring a $1.30-per-share quarterly dividend, payable March 10 to shareholders of record as of Feb. 24. The stock traded between $203.68 and $207.37 during the session. Investors await J&J’s Jan. 21 earnings call and next week’s U.S. labor data. The S&P 500 finished up 0.19%.
Strategy (MSTR) stock jumps after-hours on 11% preferred dividend move — what traders are watching next

Strategy (MSTR) stock jumps after-hours on 11% preferred dividend move — what traders are watching next

Strategy Inc shares rose 3.5% to $157.16 in after-hours trading Friday after the company raised the annual dividend rate on its STRC preferred stock to 11.00% from 10.75%, according to an SEC filing. Bitcoin gained 1.9% to about $90,114, lifting crypto-linked stocks. Trading volume in Strategy shares reached 20 million. The board declared a $0.92 monthly cash dividend per STRC share, payable Jan. 31.
GE Vernova stock jumps 3% as grid-buildout trade regains focus heading into dividend date

GE Vernova stock jumps 3% as grid-buildout trade regains focus heading into dividend date

GE Vernova shares climbed 3.3% to $675.14 Friday, outperforming a mixed U.S. market after the New Year holiday. The company will trade ex-dividend Jan. 5 for its doubled $0.50 quarterly payout, payable Feb. 2. GE Vernova recently forecast 2026 revenue of up to $42 billion and record gas turbine orders through 2028. The stock hit a record high after its December outlook.
2 January 2026
Telus dividend paid today keeps 9.5% yield in spotlight as investors weigh debt, safer alternatives

Telus dividend paid today keeps 9.5% yield in spotlight as investors weigh debt, safer alternatives

TELUS paid a quarterly dividend of C$0.4184 per share on Jan. 2 and paused dividend growth to focus on debt reduction. The company’s U.S.-listed shares were little changed, with the dividend yield near 9.5% after a 25% stock drop over two years. TELUS outlined free cash flow and leverage targets through 2028. Bank of Nova Scotia shares rose 0.5% as some analysts cited it as a lower-risk alternative.
2 January 2026
Verizon stock today: VZ ends 2025 nearly flat as investors circle Jan. 30 earnings, dividend dates

Verizon stock today: VZ ends 2025 nearly flat as investors circle Jan. 30 earnings, dividend dates

Verizon closed up 0.1% at $40.73 in the year’s final session, with little movement ahead of its Jan. 30 earnings webcast. The NYSE will close Jan. 1 for New Year’s Day and reopen Jan. 2. Verizon’s next dividend payout is $0.69 a share, ex-dividend Jan. 12. Investors await updates on its $20 billion Frontier deal and key subscriber metrics.
GE Vernova stock slips after hours as 2025 ends; dividend date and January earnings in focus

GE Vernova stock slips after hours as 2025 ends; dividend date and January earnings in focus

GE Vernova shares fell 0.9% to $653.57 in after-hours trading Wednesday, tracking broader declines in grid and power-infrastructure stocks. The drop comes ahead of a Jan. 5 dividend record date and late-January earnings. The S&P 500 closed down 0.74% in thin year-end trade. GE Vernova’s stock remains up over 370% since its 2024 spinoff from General Electric.
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  • New US Crypto Regulations Likely to Benefit Trump Family Ventures, Say Insiders
    March 22, 2026, 11:38 AM EDT. On Tuesday, U.S. regulators SEC and CFTC issued new rules easing crypto industry oversight, reclassifying most digital assets as commodities or collectibles, reducing securities regulation. SEC Chair Paul Atkins unveiled the "token taxonomy" framework that excludes many crypto tokens from stringent rules, potentially sparking greater institutional crypto involvement. Experts and insiders suggest these changes could advantage Trump family crypto projects, aligning with former administration approaches favoring less regulation. The guidelines, hailed by industry leaders at a Washington summit, act as a stopgap until Congress addresses broader legislation. The pending Clarity Act faces delays amid conflicts between crypto firms and banks over stablecoin interest payments.
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