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Jan.22
12:02 PM ET
Thursday, 22 Jan 2009
Happy Birthday By The Numbers!
Topics:Economy (U.S.) | Commodities | Nasdaq | Dow Jones Industrial Average | Stock Market
Companies:Wal-Mart Stores Inc | General Mills Inc | Chevron Corp | Google Inc | JPMorgan Chase and Co | Exxon Mobil Corp | Citigroup Inc | Apple Inc
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As we embrace 2009 and our second year, we hope the economy will turn around soon and that we will have much to celebrate in the near future. Thanks for reading and keep coming back for new By The Numbers entries.
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