| ABBOTT LABORATORIES (NY:ABT) Delayed : | |||||
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| Previous Close | $52.96 | 52 Week High | $57.39 | ||
| Open | $53.25 | 52 Week Low | $41.27 | ||
| Day High | $53.74 | P/E | 14.94 | ||
| Day Low | $52.84 | EPS | $3.59 | ||
| Volume | 6,397,946 | ||||
| More ABT Info: Chart SEC Filings Profile Historical Options | |||||
Abbot Laboratories engages in the development, manufacture, and sale of health care products worldwide through the four segments of Pharmaceutical Products, Diagnostic Products, Nutritional Products, and Vascular Products. The company is based out of Abbot Park, Illinois.
Miles D. White - Chairman, CEO
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on Nov 12, 2009
at 08:02 PM dividend on At&T I think that there is an error with the dividend calculation for T. It is around 6.3%, not 3.2%
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on Sep 28, 2009
at 10:37 PM M&A jargon - accretive Sorry to ask a fundamental question - can someone explain in plain English what 'accretive' means and it's implications - as far as timelines on profitability of merger? Tx
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on Sep 7, 2009
at 04:55 PM ABT Continue to be LONG ABT.
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on Aug 18, 2008
at 03:43 PM crocs and Bill gates Bill must have taken a bath on the Crocs purchase. Was reported that in June he reported that they raised their stake. Looks loike they lost $4 million at least on that one. Good job.
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on Jul 2, 2008
at 05:46 PM Congrats to BSX This is great news for the DES market. BSX will be the first and only for the seeable future to have two distinct platforms to finally give doctors a choice. After much debate for several years, finally a company can offer a choice without having to pressure physicians to only their product. Even though ABT also has the product under the name Xience, they still do not have the ability to offer choice. Both products have demonstrated effectiveness and BSX has a real stake in the landscape.
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