: Sharpie parent Newell Brands’ stock falls to 14-year low after dividend slashed by 70%
Sharpie parent Newell Brands’ stock fell to a 14-year low Tuesday after the company cut its dividend as it “deliberately” reset its spending priorities.
The bank formerly known as NYCB reported another wider-than-expected quarterly loss and provided a downbeat outlook.
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