| Prev Close | 103.34 |
| Open | 102.66 |
| Day Low/High | 98.92 / 102.98 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 102.16 / 134.29 |
| Volume | 5.13M |
| Avg Volume | 2.32M |
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 350.06M |
| Market Cap | 37.39B |
| EPS | 6.40 |
| P/E Ratio | 16.65 |
| Div & Yield | 4.00 (3.67%) |
The bank is doing everything right and we think shares should be bought if below basis or if unowned.
Jim Cramer says it's extremely important to buy stocks that are suitable for you and your level of risk tolerance.
Stocks erased midday gains as tech leaders fell. The change of pace is almost impossible to keep up with, Jim Cramer says.
Ugly and unruly action in the market did a lot of damage to the Nasdaq.
Pay careful attention to several large-cap multinational stocks to guide you through this latest market selloff.
So much for the market's rally off the February correction lows. Investors now appear to be adjusting to several new realities.
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Look no further than the latest earnings report from General Mills for signs of inflationary pressures building in the U.S. economy.
Sectors are saying different things about rates, but new Fed chief Jerome Powell could provide clarity at his first press conference on Wednesday.
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Believe it or not, China really has been dumping steel and aluminum in the U.S.
Two U.S. awards underscore Kimberly-Clark's progress toward its Sustainability 2022 energy and climate goals
The cost of trucking is rising. That could translate to higher shipping rates for consumer brands.
Jim Cramer says it's extremely important to buy stocks that are exactly right for you and your level of risk tolerance.
Why is everyone so surprised that January's CPI came in hotter than expected? Have you listened to earnings calls from packaged food companies?
The market is doing its best to get its groove back after a vicious selloff last week. PepsiCo also did its best to quiet Wall Street concerns over its growth outlook.
In the updated daily bar chart of KMB we can see what could be a possible small double bottom pattern with lows in November and February.
Want a real rip-snorter? Imagine if you get rates down.
Things I'm looking at in this fragile market that seems like it isn't fragile for the moment.
The stock market looks to recover from a week of wild swings. Major indices kick off the week in correction territory and will be forced to deal with several key earnings reports.
The stock market bears have good reason to come out of hibernation. Ford could being sharing more with Wall Street. Under Armour just dropped a cool new sneaker.
The fact remains that none of these stocks have lost their bond market equivalent status.
The stock market may finally be overvalued, says this one key market indicator watched by Bank of America.
The fact remains that none of these stocks has lost their bond market equivalent status
Stocks are mixed on Tuesday as investors turn their attention to corporate earnings.
The company says that sluggish sales and a bloated production base are the reason for the cutbacks.
Stocks trade mixed on Tuesday as investors turned their attention to corporate earnings after U.S. lawmakers end a three-day government shutdown.
