Marriott International stock falls 1.76 percent and underperforms competitors

11 articles · Updated · MarketWatch · Apr 27

Marriott shares closed at $360.67 on Monday, marking their second consecutive day of losses and finishing 5.09% below the April 21st 52-week high.
The stock's decline outpaced competitors such as Airbnb, Hilton, and Hyatt, all of which also posted losses but to a lesser extent during a mixed trading session.
Trading volume for Marriott was 1.4 million, falling short of its 50-day average, as broader market indices showed only minor changes.

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