Halliburton Faces Greater Earnings Reaction Than Rivals
Halliburton appears to be suffering from its worst one-day drop in almost four years, and it was the worst performing S&P 500 stock on Monday.
Halliburton appears to be suffering from its worst one-day drop in almost four years, and it was the worst performing S&P 500 stock on Monday.
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Before markets opened Monday, Halliburton reported first-quarter 2018 results that were in line with Wall Street expectations.
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