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US stocks inch further into record territory

By Steve Rothwell | November 25, 2014 - 4:21am

The US stock market moved slightly higher in early afternoon trading yesterday, keeping major indexes at record levels. Renewed confidence that stimulus measures from global central banks will help spur economic...

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