Its dividend isn't well covered by its current free cash flow generation. The company is taking measures to improve profitability and return on equity. In a previous article on UPS, I outlined how ...

Investors should be wary when a blue-chip stock like UPS yields almost 7%. For example, in January, management told investors it planned to pay $5.5 billion in dividends and buy back $1 billion in ...

While the idea of a dividend cut might be appealing to some, I suspect many income investors won't like it one bit. If you're in that group, you might be wondering if UPS' 6.7%-yielding dividend ...

The current UPS dividend is $1.63 a quarter, equating to $6.52 for the full year. As such, the payout ratio ... We have no intent to cut the dividend just to make that math work.

In a previous article on UPS, I outlined how management's pre-Liberation Day guidance for 2025 called for $5.7 billion in free cash flow (FCF) when its dividend payment is $5.5 billion, and ...

Why UPS should cut its dividend, part II. That's fine and worthy, but there are a couple of key considerations here. First, UPS is making acquisitions in healthcare to achieve its aims.

Why UPS should cut its dividend, part II. That's fine and worthy, but there are a couple of key considerations here. First, UPS is making acquisitions in healthcare to achieve its aims.

Why UPS should cut its dividend, part II That's fine and worthy, but there are a couple of key considerations here. First, UPS is making acquisitions in healthcare to achieve its aims.

There's a good case for buying UPS(NYSE: UPS) stock, and an even better one for buying the stock if it cuts its dividend. It's not just about ensuring that the dividend is adequately supported by ...