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51JOB INC ADS (NASDAQ: JOBS)

0.39 (2.40%)

$16.66

Real-time: $16.66 0.39 (2.40%) 12:00:00 AM ET

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Key Stats

Market Cap

0.45 B

Diluted EPS (TTM)

0.26

P/E Ratio (TTM)

47.8

52-Week High Price

17.90

52-Week Low Price

6.00

Avg Volume (3 Mo.)

0.00 M

Beta

0.82

27.82 M

Dividend Rate ($)

0.00

Dividend Rate (%)

0.00

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