Cooper stock dividend maintains long record of rewarding faith from shareholders

Jan. 1, 2020

Keeping a longstanding trend intact, the Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. is set to pay its 147th consecutive quarterly stock dividend. On Dec. 30, holders of the company?s common stock will receive 10.5 cents per share.

Cooper testing dandelions as alternative 'green' rubber source for U.S. tire production

Keeping a longstanding trend intact, the Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. is set to pay its 147th consecutive quarterly stock dividend. On Dec. 30, holders of the company’s common stock will receive 10.5 cents per share.

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