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Dow Jones Rebounds After Stock Market Sell-Off Worsens; Apple Tests Key Level; Netflix Earnings Up Next

SCOTT LEHTONEN
·6 min read
Dow Jones Rebounds After Stock Market Sell-Off Worsens; Apple Tests Key Level; Netflix Earnings Up Next
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average rebounded Thursday, as the stock market sell-off worsened. Netflix earnings are due after the close.

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