Alpha Metallurgical Resources Inc (AMR)
$332.58
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Market Cap
5.15B
PE Ratio
6.83
EPS
48.66
Volume (Avg. Vol.)
3,297
Day's Range
$332.58 - $334.36
52-Week Range
$136.10 - $452.00
Dividend & Yield
$2.00 (0.60%)
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Will AMR’s Layoff Lead to Takeoff?
Workforce cuts are a painful but necessary step, among many others, if a revival is going to happen after bankruptcy.
Airline Stocks Remain Grounded…Except One
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As if the euro zone mess weren't enough, throw in high fuel prices, and airlines face yet another tough year.
Don’t Crash Your Portfolio with AMR
AMR Corp. got a huge jolt Wednesday -- but investors should think twice before playing this dangerous game of bankruptcy hot potato.
Lemons for Lulu, Barnes & Noble: Thursday’s IP Market Recap
Barnes & Noble (BKS), Lululemon Athletica (LULU) take a licking after disappointing earnings reports Thursday.
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5 Reasons Tom Horton Can Lead AMR Back From Bankruptcy
The new CEO of American Airlines' parent AMR knows well what must be done -- and how to do it. See what he brings to the table.
