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WWE, USA Network sign 4-year deal
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NEW YORK - World Wrestling Entertainment and the USA Network signed a new four-year deal that will renew their contract through 2014.
WWE Monday Night Raw, which has 5.5 million total viewers, will remain in its prime slot on USA.
USA Network is a program service of NBC Universal Cable, a division of NBC Universal.
Shares of WWE added 50 cents, or 3.2 percent, to close Monday at $15.99.
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