United Airlines has probably realized by now that violently dragging a customer off a plane is bad for business.

By: Ryan General/NEXTSHARK  United Airlines has probably realized by now that violently dragging a customer off a plane is bad for business.

A day after the fiasco involving the deplaning of an Asian customer made headlines and earned massive outrage everywhere, United's market capitalization, (the company's current value), fell by over $750-million, according to Gizmodo.

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United's market cap, which was $22.5-billion as of Monday's close, dropped to $21.70-billion by Tuesday, marking a 3.7% in the morning trade. The loss was expected to be as much as $830-million if the stock continued to plummet by closing, MarketWatch reports (via FactSet).