Tuesday brought us the biggest one-day percentage gain for the S&P since May 2002. So how could there be a downside to stocks going up? What made Apple
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AAPL
$229.86
(0.24%)
$0.55
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$493.40
(0.24%)
$1.19
The New York Times Co.
NYT
$59.85
(0.68%)
$0.41
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