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Consolidated Edison
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$87.50
$1.08
1.2%
BATS BZX Real Time Price as of November 13, 2019, 4:00 p.m. EST
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Principal business segments are Con Edison of New York's regulated electric, gas and steam utility segments, Orange and Rockland Utilities' regulated electric and gas utility segments and the unregulated businesses of Con Edison's other subsidiaries.
News & Analysis: Consolidated Edison
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These Monopoly Businesses Have Rewarded Investors With Decades of Dividend Hikes
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How Consolidated Edison, Inc. Has Managed to Raise Its Dividend for 44 Years
Con Ed is a giant U.S. utility that has rewarded investors with over four decades of annual dividend hikes. Here's how it does it.
The 3 High-Yield Utility Stocks With the Safest Dividends
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These 3 Stocks Just Raised Their Dividends
Shareholders of two prominent REITs, plus a storied New York City utility, are about to get a few more coins in their pockets.
How Safe is Consolidated Edison's Dividend?
Con Ed is an iconic dividend name in the utility space, but can you buy it and expect to keep getting paid?
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