This content is from: Portfolio Second-Quarter 2016 Corporate Buyback Scorecard; 301–305 How the S&P 500 Stack Up as Stock Repurchasers 301–305 By Peter Vasiliev October 04, 2016
This content is from: Portfolio Have Stock Buybacks Lost Their Credibility? In a volatile market, many companies struggle to justify large share-repurchase programs, according to our latest Corporate Buyback Scorecard. By S.L. Mintz June 27, 2016
This content is from: Portfolio Stock Buyback ROI Edges into the Black, Barely Buybacks eked out a small gain in the second quarter, but too many companies are still sitting on repurchased shares that have tumbled in value. By S.L. Mintz October 04, 2016
This content is from: Portfolio Second-Quarter 2016 Corporate Buyback Scorecard; Best & Worst Companies The table below ranks the 305 companies in the S&P 500 that bought back at least 4 percent or more than $1 billion of their shares from June 30, 2014 to June 30, 2016. Numbers 1-10. By Peter Vasiliev October 04, 2016
This content is from: Portfolio The Risk in No-Risk Stock Buybacks Many companies are now struggling with falling stock shares: Do they use buybacks to placate shareholders even at the risk of making a lousy investment? By S.L. Mintz April 18, 2016
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