The table below lists many of the foreign utility stocks trading in the U.S. markets. Some of these stocks pay more than 4% dividends while others do not pay any dividends. [TABLE=440] Note: Data noted is believed to be accurate. Please do your own research before making any investment decisions.
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The following are the ten most traded stocks on the Nasdaq OMX Nordic Exchange as of market close today: 1.Nokia (NOK) Dividend Yield: 3.62% 2.TeliaSonera (OTC: TLSNY) Dividend Yield: 4.28% 3.Volvo (OTC: VOLVY) Dividend Yield: 2.30% 4. Nordea Bank (OTC: NDBAY) Dividend Yield: 3.32% 5. Swedbank (OTC: SWDBY) Dividend Yield: N/A 6. SEB A 7. …