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3 Healthcare Stocks With Fresh Dividend Hikes and Different Income Profiles

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The healthcare sector just saw a wave of dividend increases. These latest income boosts extend to $100 billion industry leaders and a large-cap healthcare real estate investment trust (REIT), which are posting impressive returns year after year. Notably, two names have extremely strong dividend sustainability, while one high-yield stock has solid sustainability after industry-specific adjustments.
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Large Caps Across Planes, Tech and Oil Announce Over $10 Billion in Buybacks

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Top names in key areas of the economy are boosting buybacks significantly. Three firms across airplane manufacturing, technology, and oil announced more than $10 billion in repurchase authorizations. These names are not only showing confidence through their capital return plans but also backing it up with strong financials and guidance.
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Broadcom’s $200 Billion Samsung Deal Shows How Costly the AI Memory Race Has Become

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Broadcom (NASDAQ: AVGO) is back in the news with another multi-billion-dollar semiconductor deal. However, this time, Broadcom is not on the receiving end of the commitment. Broadcom and memory chip giant Samsung Electronics (OTCMKTS: SSNLF) have announced a five-year agreement valued at over $200 billion, under which Broadcom will purchase various chips from Samsung. Although this is money going out rather than coming in, there are still real positives to take away from the deal.
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