five-cent

• “The stock was down 1.3% in after-market trading after the software firm's earnings only met analysts' expectations, excluding a five-cent tax benefit.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Blue Chips Climb Higher, Adding 72 Points

• “She fills up her Saturn Vue at Shell stations on Thursdays to get an additional five-cent discount.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Gas Prices Drive a Shift

• “Webster Chief Executive James Smith says investors should be heartened by the bank's recent move even though the new five-cent dividend is well below the 30 cents paid out before the mortgage meltdown.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Rejuvenated Banks Raise Dividends

• “When negotiations were taking place, the company was pushing for a 35-cent-per-hour wage increase as well as a five-cent hourly raise for workers with outstanding job reviews, union officials said.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Macy's, Union Agree to Contract

• “Spreadtrum also announced a five-cent per American depositary share quarterly payout Wednesday, which it expects to cost it $2.45 million a quarter.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Spreadtrum Announces Dividend, Counters Critics

• “The most recent period included a five-cent per-share tax expense related to a reversal of reserves for foreign uncertain tax positions.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Tyson's Profit Drops 21% on Weaker Chicken Income

• “• J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.—25-cent quarterly dividend, up from five-cent payout, plus a $15 billion share buyback program with $8 billion expected in 2011.”

  The Wall Street Journal: A Guide to Bank Dividends

• “UnitedHealth said the deal should add to per-share earnings next year; BMO Capital Markets estimated a five-cent per-share benefit.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Corporate Watch

• “The company is proposing a 35-cent-per—hour wage increases, as well as five-cent hourly raise for workers with outstanding job reviews—boosts that union officials said are inadequate.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Macy's Union Talks of Strike

• “Schmidt Museum THE SCHMIDT COLLECTION includes, clockwise from top left: the side of a barn, 1940s; a cameo paper sign, 1896; a five-cent vending machine, 1948-51; a one-of-a-kind van, 1977; a Victorian serving tray, 1897; a bathing-girl pocket mirror, 1922; and a celluloid hanging sign, 1902.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Selling the Real Thing's Relics

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