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Dividends are one of the best benefits to being a shareholder, but finding a great dividend stock is no easy task. Does Banco Bilbao (BBVA) have what it takes?

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BBVA is reportedly continuing its effort to take over Banco Sabadell, even after Sabadell decided this week to sell its U.K. unit, TSB. [contact-form-7] Having determined that the move does not affect its own deal, BBVA could make a tender offer to Sabadell's shareholders within weeks, Bloomberg reported Friday (July 4).

The potential sale of Sabadell's British unit TSB to Santander could further complicate BBVA's hostile takeover bid for the lender, Sabadell CEO Cesar Gonzalez-Bueno told analysts on Wednesday.

Santander CFO Jose Garcia Cantera discusses the lender's decision to agree to buy Sabadell's UK unit TSB. Speaking on Bloomberg Television, Cantera says "most" of the savings from buying TSB will come from projects that TSB is currently running "that we will not need to do when the two banks merge," and "not all" of the targeted savings will come from job cuts or branch closures.

Spain's BBVA said on Monday it would move ahead with its hostile takeover bid for smaller rival Sabadell despite the government effectively blocking it from fully merging with its smaller rival for at least three years.

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Dividends are one of the best benefits to being a shareholder, but finding a great dividend stock is no easy task. Does Banco Bilbao (BBVA) have what it takes?

Spain's BBVA is considering whether to go ahead with its bid for Sabadell after conditions imposed by the Spanish government on the deal and will reassess the impact on its estimated cost savings, the bank's country manager for Spain said on Wednesday.

Spain's Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo discusses the country's defense spending plans as NATO leaders meet in The Hague for a summit expected to endorse the new investment targets. He tells Bloomberg Television that Spain has estimated what it needs to spend and that this amounts to 2.1% of output and that it will remain a "responsible NATO ally.