| Prev Close | 36.10 |
| Open | 36.03 |
| Day Low/High | 35.70 / 36.06 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 27.42 / 36.92 |
| Volume | 5.02M |
| Avg Volume | 6.72M |
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 5.19B |
| Market Cap | 187.22B |
| EPS | 2.00 |
| P/E Ratio | 18.32 |
| Div & Yield | 1.16 (3.20%) |
Latest News
Former President Jimmy Carter Released From Hospital
Carter returned to the Habitat for Humanity build site in Canada this morning.
Starbucks to Sell Coffee Dispensed From Beer-Like Kegs
After the product generated high demand from customers, Starbucks is bringing the nitrogen-infused cold coffee, a foamy, nonalcoholic drink that baristas pour from a spigot.
Facebook Is Going to Stomp on Snap's Face Until It Begs to Be Bought for Dirt Cheap
Facebook is going to pound Snap into the pavement with new services and better data utilization.
Roku Readying for IPO Before Year-End
Roku has hired Morgan Stanley, Citigroup Inc., and Allen & Co. as underwriters on the IPO,
Will AstraZeneca's CEO Leave for Teva? Credit Suisse Doesn't Think So
Neither company has confirmed Pascal Soriot's move.
J.C. Penney Adding Toy Shops to All Stores
The toy shops will be strategically placed near the retailer's Disney Collection.
Panel Urges FDA to Review the Overall Effectiveness, Safety of Opioid Painkillers
The panel urged the FDA to strengthen its public health approach, which has already resulted in one painkiller being pulled from the market.
Healthcare Stocks Surprisingly Yawn at Senate's Latest Plan
The Senate hopes to vote on the bill by next week, but the market took much less time to react.
Shaq Wants to Be the Krispy Kreme King, Has Plans to Own 100 Stores
Shaq already owns one location in Atlanta that he says has been a huge success.
FCC to Crack Down on Robocalls
Robocalls have an estimated run at a rate of more than 2.5 billion a month.
Time Inc Still Likely Headed for a Sale
Time Inc. reportedly still plans to sell itself after announcing in April that it had abandoned that process.
Insurer Manulife Is Considering Spinoff or IPO for John Hancock Unit
Low interest rates has led to multiple insurers considering changes to their business structure.
Why Apple Investors and Others Aren't Panicking About Taiwan Semi's Soft Guidance
The chip manufacturing giant's outlook backs up reports of iPhone 8 production delays. But investors aren't worried.
Trump Administration Weighing New Sanctions on Chinese Banks, Other Firms
The measures would leave larger Chinese banks unscathed for now.
Rupert Murdoch Won't Make Concessions in Bid for Sky Networks
Murdoch has made a £11.7billion bid for the business.
Netflix Series Scoring Big in Emmy Award Nominations
The awards show will be held on September 17 in Los Angeles.
Apple Working to Add 3D Laser System to Next iPhone
Look out for better pictures and easier-to-use augmented reality apps.
U.S. Prosecutors Charge 400 People in $1.3 Billion Health Care Fraud, Opioid Scam
Attorney General Jeff Sessions: It's the 'largest health care fraud takedown in American history.
Rumors Are Hot That Tesla May Consider Partnership with Swiss Photovoltaics Firm Meyer Burger
A partnership between the two companies could cut the cost of manufacturing photovoltaic cells to 50% below that of the competition.
Facebook Won't Let Up Until Snap Begs for Mercy -- and Sells
FB is going to pound SNAP into the pavement with new services and better data utilization.
Zimmer Biomet Stock Jumps After Jana Said to Have Taken Significant Stake
While the size of the stake is unclear, Jana's Nirvana Offshore Fund recently received an Early Termination Notice from the FTC, allowing the firm to increase its stake.
Wells Fargo Sets 'Market Perform' Rating on Danaher
Wells Fargo set a price target of $90 on the stock.
Foreign Car Companies Urge China to Soften Electric Vehicle Quotas
Four foreign automotive associations sent a joint letter to Chinese officials.
