On Aug 10, AAPL goes ex-dividend and pays $0.27 a share. That date is the sixth-largest of the 7 here, and it shares the day with IBM.
Ex-dividend, Monday
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Dated events in the next 7 days
Aug 10 is the first date on the calendar, with AAPL and IBM scheduled for ex-dividend dates. Aug 14 carries LLY and RTX, making Friday the day with the most items to place on the desk calendar. Earnings dates have no confirmed time, so CSCO and AMAT are dated without a clock time; dates can move.
On Aug 10, AAPL goes ex-dividend and pays $0.27 a share. That date is the sixth-largest of the 7 here, and it shares the day with IBM.
Ex-dividend, Monday
Friday brings LLY’s ex-dividend date on Aug 14, with a payment of $1.73 a share. Aug 14 is the biggest date of the 7 here, and RTX is scheduled for the same date.
Ex-dividend, Friday
For V, Tuesday Aug 11 is the ex-dividend date, with $0.67 a share. It is the only one here whose date is Aug 11, while its payment is the fourth-largest dividend of the 5 here.
Ex-dividend, Tuesday
Midweek, CSCO has earnings scheduled for Aug 12, against a $1.17 estimate. Aug 12 is the only one here whose date is Aug 12, and CSCO shares the earnings event with AMAT.
Earnings, Wednesday
Thursday puts AMAT’s earnings on Aug 13, against a $3.39 estimate. That is the third-largest date of the 7 here, and the estimate is the biggest earnings estimate of the 2 here.
Earnings, Thursday
The later Friday appointment belongs to RTX, which goes ex-dividend on Aug 14 and pays $0.73 a share. It shares that date with LLY, and the payment is the third-largest dividend of the 5 here.
Ex-dividend, Friday
At the opening of the week, IBM goes ex-dividend on Aug 10 and pays $1.69 a share. Aug 10 is the smallest date of the 7 here, and IBM shares it with AAPL.
Ex-dividend, Monday
Scheduled events between Aug 9 and Aug 15 for US/CA companies above $2bn. Earnings dates carry no confirmed time, so only the date is shown. Dates can move.