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Previous Close
$97.37
Market Cap
126.16B
PE Ratio
12.66
EPS
7.8292
Volume (Avg. Vol.)
7.93M
Day's Range
$96.09 - $99.19
52-Week Range
$93.49 - $131.35
Dividend & Yield
$3.12 (3.15%)
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