Top pick Barrick Mining just raised its dividend a whopping 140% as it generates record earnings and continues its strategic asset reorganization.
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ARC Resources keeps returning its cash flow to shareholders through a growing dividend and substantial share buybacks.
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McCoy Global is laying off workers and consolidating its production in one facility to cut costs
Goldcorp has sold assets and cut its production and dividend to preserve cash until gold prices rebound