VF slashed dividend 82%. Five historical cases show what breaks next.
VF Corporation cut its dividend by 82%, joining a small cohort of corporate giants whose payout reductions either marked a painful floor or the start of a longer crisis.
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Fresh today 7 new items in the 09:00 utc editionJump to the new edition ↓VF Corporation cut its dividend by 82%, joining a small cohort of corporate giants whose payout reductions either marked a painful floor or the start of a longer crisis.
India's corporate bond market has grown sharply, with outstanding bonds rising to around ₹61 lakh crore from ₹20 lakh crore in FY2015-16, SEBI Chairman announcing deeper market infrastructure.
Bank of America's monthly survey of approximately 400 institutional investors and hedge fund managers shows bond market positioning ahead of potential equity moves, repeating historical patterns.
The National Stock Exchange of India's IPO opened for anchor investors on September 16, with comparisons to BSE pricing raising questions about valuation discipline.
CAVA Group announced a $100 million share repurchase program authorized by its board of directors for its outstanding common shares.
The Campbell's Company reduced its dividend by 36% after a challenging FY2026, alongside other major payout reductions across consumer staples, signaling broader operational stress.
The market for highly rated corporate credit has split in two, with bonds issued by AI-related firms receiving different treatment as investors grow selective amid the flood of AI-related debt issuance.
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