There are many errors on your Finance pages that make it unreliable and untrustworthy.
In some cases references are made for the wrong date - 1969 when it should be 2014/5. In other cases data in one place is not the same as in other places. Look at the stock symbol IRR. On the Summary page (http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=IRR) it says the dividend is $0.07 (.50%) but on the dividend history page (http://finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=IRR&a=09&b=25&c=2006&d=03&e=29&f=2015&g=v) the last year's dividends is $1.04, a vast difference. I know that the correct figure is $1.04 as I have that stock in my portfolio. There are many others like this such as MORL, JCE, indeed too many to list.
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Not sure why this wound up on the Yahoo Singapore site but, hey, as long as the message is read and gets through it's good.
Now to add another anomaly I found, AWF is listed on the Summary page (http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=AWF) as having a dividend of $3.36 (27.30%) but if you look at the history page (http://finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=AWF&a=06&b=29&c=1993&d=03&e=29&f=2015&g=v) the total for dividends for the last 12 months, including a special dividend, is only $1.423 (11.27%).
These kinds of errors make me distrust Yahoo.