Airbnb, Inc. Class A Common Stock

ABNB

Airbnb, Inc. Class A (ABNB) is an online marketplace that connects travelers with hosts offering unique lodging accommodations around the world. Founded in 2008, the company facilitates short-term rentals of homes, apartments, and other properties, enabling users to book stays and experiences directly through its platform. Airbnb has revolutionized the travel industry by promoting the sharing economy and providing diverse, often more affordable, lodging options globally.

$145.98 -1.80 (-1.22%)
🚫 Airbnb, Inc. Class A Common Stock does not pay dividends

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Why Flywire and Airbnb Could Be Quiet Winners of a Ceasefire
Investing.com • Nathan Reiff • July 6, 2026

A potential ceasefire in the U.S.-Iran conflict could boost the travel industry through increased consumer confidence, lower fuel costs, and restored flight routes. Flywire Corp. and Airbnb Inc. are positioned as potential beneficiaries, with Flywire benefiting from increased cross-border payment volumes and Airbnb from renewed international trav...

Airbnb vs. MGM Resorts International: Which Consumer Stock Is a Better Buy in 2026?
The Motley Fool • Pamela Kock • July 3, 2026

The article compares Airbnb and MGM Resorts International as travel investment options for 2026. Airbnb operates a global asset-light marketplace with strong cash flow and lower debt, while MGM relies on physical casino properties with higher leverage. Despite MGM's cheaper valuation, the author recommends Airbnb due to its scalable business mode...

Prediction: Nike Will Be Booted From the Dow Jones Industrial Average Within 12 Months and Replaced by One of 2 Consumer-Facing Giants
The Motley Fool • Sean Williams • July 2, 2026

Following Alphabet's addition to the Dow Jones Industrial Average this week, analyst predicts Nike will be removed within 12 months due to its low share price (below $40) and weak operating performance, particularly in China. Tesla or Airbnb are identified as likely replacements given their higher share prices and stronger growth trajectories.

Trip.com’s Selloff Raises a Bigger Question About Its Travel Recovery Story
Investing.com • Jennifer Ryan Woods • June 29, 2026

Trip.com shares fell 18% to a new 52-week low after the company issued weak Q2 guidance expecting revenue growth to decelerate to just 3-8% YOY from 17% in Q1, despite strong Q1 earnings. The selloff was driven by macroeconomic headwinds including elevated oil prices, geopolitical volatility, and regulatory pressures from China's anti-monopoly in...

Scammers Are Targeting Vancouver's Summer Soccer Surge: liv.rent Launches Verified Short-Term Rental Licence Visibility
GlobeNewswire Inc. • Not Specified • June 23, 2026

As Vancouver hosts a major international sporting event this summer, short-term rental scams are proliferating, with fraudsters exploiting supply shortages and urgent booking pressures. liv.rent has launched a verified licence visibility feature that cross-references landlord-provided short-term rental licence numbers against City of Vancouver re...

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