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Business, 18.07.2019 00:40 Cayden7950

On its 2017 balance sheet, walgreens boot alliance, inc., reports treasury stock at cost of $4,934 million. the company has a total of 1,172,513,618 shares issued and 1,082,986,591 shares outstanding. what average price did walgreens pay for treasury shares?

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