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Armstrong World Industries falls short

By: MarketMinute.com Stock News

Armstrong World Industries Inc. (NYSE: AWI) disappointed with lower second quarter earnings of 38 cents per diluted share compared with 51 cents per diluted share that fell short of analyst expectations and lowered its full year outlook. The stock price plummeted $5.77 to close at $49.60.


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