Westinghouse Air (WAB)
$182.98
0.68 (0.37%)
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Previous Close
$181.35
Market Cap
30.98B
PE Ratio
30.29
EPS
6.0406
Volume (Avg. Vol.)
757,989
Day's Range
$180.26 - $184.24
52-Week Range
$142.56 - $210.63
Dividend & Yield
$0.85 (0.46%)
WAB Stock Predictions, Articles, and Westinghouse Air News
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