2009 — $4.9B net income — 222,900 employees
2010 — $2.5B net income — 194,400 employees
2011 — $2.4B net income — 193,900 employees
2012 — $0.9B net income — 183,400 employees
2013 — $11.5B net income — 176,800 employees
2014 — $9.6B net income — 177,300 employees
2015 — $17.9B net income — 177,700 employees
2016 — $13.1B net income — 160,900 employees
2017 — $30.1B net income — 155,400 employees
2018 — $15.5B net income — 144,500 employees
2019 — $19.3B net income — 135,000 employees
2020 — $17.8B net income — 132,200 employees
2021 — $22.1B net income — 118,400 employees
2022 — $21.3B net income — 117,100 employees
2023 — $11.6B net income — 105,400 employees
2024 — $17.9B net income — 99,600 employees
2025 — $17.6B net income — 89,900 employees
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@a2 2009's $28.48 in 2026 dollars is $44.33
@cg - The list is showing net revenue
Add inflation and pe ratio to that and you will see the downfall. Consulting expenses, fiber build cost and infrastructure costs have all increased a lot more than the revenue.
Very powerful cut and paste insight.
Average stock price each year
2009 - $28.48
2010 - $29.46
2011 - $36.64
2012 - $42.00
2013 - $48.66
2014 - $48.61
2015 - $47.17
2016 - $51.40
2017 - $48.24
2018 - $52.08
2019 - $58.06
2020 - $57.75
2021 - $55.31
2022 - $46.39
2023 - $36.39
2024 - $41.60
2025 - $41.90
2026 - $46.20 (Year-to-Date)