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Dec.04
1:20 PM ET
Thursday, 4 Dec 2008
Happy Birthday CNBC.com!
Posted By:Ariel Nelson
Topics:Economy (U.S.) | Commodities | Nasdaq | Dow Jones Industrial Average | Stock Market
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Over the past two years, we have also seen new market highs and lows. Some companies, like Apple [AAPL
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