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Market cap
$10.45B
EPS
4.81
P/E ratio
17.4
Price to sales
1.51
Dividend yield
5.787%
Beta
0.587957
Previous close
$88.66
Today's open
$87.71
Day's range
$85.87 - $88.36
52 week range
$79.12 - $128.90
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CEO
Linda Rendle
Employees
9200
Headquarters
Oakland, CA
Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Shares outstanding
120937502
Issue type
Common Stock
Consumer Staples
Consumer Products - Household & Personal
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