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For every dollar spent on wellness, companies can save $3. CNBC's Jim Goldman looks at IBM's plan to keep families healthy and employees happy.

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"Closing Bell" (3pm – 5pm ET)

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"Closing Bell" ( 17.55 CET / 16.55 UK)

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