Google will pay its second dividend of 2026 on June 15, increasing the payout by 4.76% to $0.22 per share from $0.21 previously. This marks the first dividend increase in a year, reflecting steady growth alongside a 110% rise in share price over the past year. Despite the dividend hike, Google's payout ratio remains low at 5.98%, as the company focuses on investing in AI, cloud, and other growth areas. Investors holding 100 shares can expect $22 in dividends next quarter, with an annual yield of $87 if the payout stays constant.
At its Made by Google 2026 event, Google introduced the Pixel 11 series with improved cameras and storage, the Pixel Watch 5 with enhanced health tracking, and the Pixel Tag, a new tracker competing with Apple’s AirTag. The Pixel 11 features a thinne...
Google has enhanced its Quick Share feature, allowing Android users to share contacts, photos, and videos by simply tapping devices together. This update, rolling out first on Pixel 6 and newer models and soon on select Samsung Galaxy devices, offers...
Google introduced the Pixel Watch 5, priced from $399, featuring enhanced health monitoring like blood pressure and insulin resistance tracking, plus smarter AI assistance via Gemini. The watch offers improved sleep tracking, proactive notifications,...
Google has launched its Pixel 11 series, focusing on AI-driven features powered by its Gemini system to help users complete tasks like ordering groceries or booking rides. The new phones include advanced transcription, live translation across content...
Google introduced the Pixel Tag, a $29 device designed to help users track valuable items, similar to Apple's AirTag. The Pixel Tag uses Google's Find Hub network, leveraging Android devices worldwide for locating lost items, and can be tracked via P...
