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11/8/2009 2:03 PM ET
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Market Dispatches 11/8/2009 3:36 AM ET
Stocks shrug off 10% jobless news
The Dow ends the week 3% higher even as US unemployment tops 10% for the first time since June 1983. Gold briefly hits $1,100; GE, Starbucks and Nvidia jump
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