BIG

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Detailed Quote (BIG)

Last Trade 36.15 Volume +1,024,052.00
Change-0.08 Shares66.20M
Change % -0.22% Market Cap.2393.24M
Today's High 36.55 52 Week High 0.00
Today's Low 35.94 52 Week Low 0.00
Bid 33.91 EPS 2.99
Ask37.49 P/E Ratio 12.0903
Open36.25 Div. Per Share n.a
Previous Close36.23 ExchangeNYSE
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