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AAPL
$342.36
▲ 1.00%
MSFT
$496.48
▼ 1.02%
GOOGL
$350.85
▼ 1.16%
AMZN
$254.37
▼ 1.58%
TSLA
$378.62
▲ 0.88%
META
$741.88
▲ 0.08%
NVDA
$229.38
▲ 0.88%
JPM
$340.23
▼ 3.35%

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Vatican excommunicates all members of ultra-conservative rebels SSPX
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The Guardian
Far-right French mayor causes outrage after barring staging of play about migrant
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US Jobs Preview: What to Watch for in the June Report
US employment growth is expected to show an improvement in June with the unemployment rate holding steady at 4.3%. Michael McKee has a preview on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)
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