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It cites sector headwinds (weight-loss drugs for PepsiCo; housing weakness for Lowe\u2019s) and points to recent operational updates as partial support.","topics":["dividend investing","Dividend Kings","passive income","consumer staples","food and beverage","weight-loss drugs","housing market","home improvement retail","valuation/discounts"]},"source":"Nasdaq Markets","source_domain":"fool.com","summary":"Key PointsDividend Kings are stocks that annually increased their dividends for 50 years and can be indicators of strong stock market performers.","tickers":[],"title":"Looking for Passive Income in 2026? 2 Dividend Kings to Buy Hand Over Fist.","url":"https://www.fool.com/investing/2026/04/19/looking-for-passive-income-in-2026-2-dividend-king/"}... |