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While ethical investors may opt to steer clear, top tobacco stock Altria Group currently boasts the highest dividend in the S&P 500 with a smoking-hot yield. Altria, best known for its iconic Marlboro cigarettes, was formed from a 2007 spinoff from Philip Morris. Altria took control of U.S. tobacco interests, prioritizing dividend growth and share buybacks, while Philip Morris focused on the international market.
As the U.S. Treasury Department announces its quarterly debt sale and prepares to launch its first debt buyback program since 2002, investors are taking a closer look at treasury securities. With the Federal Reserve expected to slow its run-off of ...
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