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2023-04-25

Stocks Fall Tuesday As Traders Wait to See If Alphabet, Microsoft Earnings Deliver

Stocks slipped Tuesday as traders assessed the latest quarterly figures from several major companies

Stocks Fall Tuesday As Traders Wait to See If Alphabet, Microsoft Earnings Deliver

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