American Airlines Group (AAL) slid 3.2% after the travel name reported earnings. In its fourth quarter, AAL reported higher-than-expected revenue of $9.43 billion, but adjusted earnings of $1.42 fell short of the consensus estimate and the airline said it expects first-quarter revenue to be down 20% to 22% when compared to Q1 2019. CFRA Research analyst Colin Scarola kept a Hold rating on AAL after earnings, saying inflation is starting to drive up costs.