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Intel’s secondary share sale explained (opens the original)
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Intel was once the world's largest semiconductor manufacturer, but it has since lost its crown to other chipmakers. Nevertheless, its stock skyrocketed in 2026 as AI memory and processing demand grew rapidly. Just as Intel's fortunes have changed over the years, so has its efforts to raise capital. The company conducted its initial public offering in 1971, and it spent billions of dollars on share buybacks between 1990 and 2021, rewarding shareholders by reducing its outstanding share count. In
Applied Materials’ dividends: History, yield & payout ratio explained (opens the original)
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Applied Materials has benefited from the latest tech trend in artificial intelligence. The Santa Clara, California-based semiconductor manufacturer builds AI chips used in data centers, and its stock has risen significantly in recent years. The company posted nearly $7 billion in net income on record revenue of $28.4 billion in fiscal 2025, and has returned some of that profit to shareholders through dividends. Here's a closer look at Applied Materials' dividend history and how its payouts incre
Applied Materials stock splits: History & prospects explained (opens the original)
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Applied Materials is the world's largest manufacturer of equipment, machines, and software used to build semiconductors and advanced flat-panel displays. Its chipmaking expertise is used in the data centers that develop artificial intelligence applications. With a market capitalization of more than $400 billion as of early August 2026, Applied Materials is a significant player AI chip manufacturing. Here's a look at how many times Applied Materials conducted stock splits. Applied Materials first
Alphabet’s stock buybacks: History & investor impact explained (opens the original)
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Alphabet was founded in 1998 as Google, a company focused on internet search. In 2004, the company went public, and since then, it has expanded into a wide array of products and services, including Google Maps, the Android operating system, the Google Pixel phone, and Waymo self-driving taxis. In the process, it's generated hundreds of billions of dollars in profit and rewarded shareholders with dividend payments, stock splits, and even share buybacks. Alphabet began repurchasing its shares a li
Alphabet’s stock splits: History & prospects explained (opens the original)
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Alphabet was founded as Google in Menlo Park, California, in 1998, and its original name quickly became synonymous with the concept of the internet search engine. The company went public in 2004, and more than two decades later, it's the third-largest company by market capitalization, with its shares valued at more than $4 trillion (as of mid-2026). The tech giant has expanded beyond search, with services and products including its Google Play app store and its Pixel phones outfitted with its pr
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