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The Week: Bad Numbers, Good Vibes
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Bad news. Good news. Big news. The week had plenty of everything, starting with the firing of General Motors [GM
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CNBC guests had plenty to say about market trends and how to make them pay, as we hear in this edition of "The Week and You:"
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