pay dividend

Honeywell said in a filing, adding that the loan does not does not restrict its ability to pay dividend.

When a business is in trouble, “I would not expect management to pay dividend with one hand and ask for money with the other hand,” he added.

Publicly traded REITs that own shopping malls, skyscrapers and so on pay dividend yields of 4 percent or more.

S&P 500 telecommunications, utilities and consumer-staples stocks pay dividend yields of 5.74 percent, 4.18 percent and 2.93 percent, respectively.

And because commodities don't pay dividend or interest income, Mr. Grice says, they only benefit long-term investors if prices are on a one-way ride up.