£400bn paid in dividends by UK companies before coronavirus crisis

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Britain’s biggest companies handed out almost half a trillion pounds in dividends and share buybacks in the years before the coronavirus crisis struck, according to a report warning that the scale of the payouts has undermined their resilience.

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How much paid out in wages?

Dividends, giving the profits to the pension funds that own companies, are on the whole a good thing, no? Stock buybacks are always up for debate. Big difference. Shareholders are the pension-retirement-savings funds of the public. Cmmonwealth RJPartington InvAssoc AICPRESS

TESCOW Tax break - nipples - enjoy the dividend (for you dear customer, drink the plain milk...)

I'm just wondering if they included the 9,000 richest people who last year gained £34,000,000,000 in capital gains Newsnight

Bastards. Their time's up

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