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Weekly Summary Corporate dividends, name changes, new listings
by The Associated Press
Last Updated Dec 24, 2020 at 3:56 pm EDT
NEW YORK Changes announced in corporate dividends Dec. 21-Dec. 24.
INCREASED DIVIDENDS
Hunt Cos Finance Tr .09 from .085
Lamb Weston Holdings .235 from .23
PennyMac Mortgage Inv Tr .47 from .40
Spirit of Texas Bcshs .09 from .07
Two Harbors Investment .17 from .14
Waterstone Finl .20 from .12
Western Asset Mortgage .06 from .05
REDUCED DIVIDENDS
SPECIAL DIVIDENDS
NEW STOCK LISTINGS
GBS Inc
Dunkin’ Brands
LifeSci Acquisition unit to Vincera Pharma Inc unit
LifeSci Acquisition warrant to Vincera Pharma Inc warrant
Monocle Acquisition Corp to AerSale Corp and warrants
Proteostasis Therapeutics to Yumanity Therapeutics Inc
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The COVID-19 pandemic created some crazy demand swings this year. First, it seemed like bath tissue sellers might be the standout growth stocks to own as consumers hunkered down in early 2020. Weeks later, investors flocked toward retailers that delivered home furnishings, entertainment, or video communication products to millions of shoppers who began asking more of their homes.
Most of these demand shifts could prove temporary as vaccines neutralize the virus threat in the months ahead. But some growth businesses that succeeded in 2020 have a shot at continued gains from here. With that in mind, let s look at three of this year s winners that still look like attractive investments today.
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