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AAPL
$305.26
▲ 1.00%
MSFT
$496.88
▲ 0.90%
GOOGL
$346.36
▲ 0.82%
AMZN
$265.13
▼ 0.80%
TSLA
$339.96
▲ 3.80%
META
$594.97
▲ 2.78%
NVDA
$225.30
▲ 0.54%
JPM
$363.11
▼ 0.57%

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Variety
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The Guardian Politics
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