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Microsoft Just Hiked Its Dividend. Who's Next?

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Microsoft Just Hiked Its Dividend. Who's Next?

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Losses for the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Composite amounted to roughly 1%, with small-cap stocks taking relatively larger hits than their large-cap counterparts.As the stock market becomes more volatile, investors are increasingly appreciating companies that reward them with predictable and growing streams of dividend income. Today, Microsoft (MSFT -0.85%) announced that it would boost its quarterly payout to shareholders. The tech giant pays a relatively modest yield, but some other dividend-stock stalwarts are also in line to pay more to their investors in the near future. Read on to learn more about Microsoft as well as three other companies that could give similar rewards to shareholders soon.A higher payout for MicrosoftMicrosoft stock didn't do all that well on Tuesday, losing almost 1% in the regular trading session. 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