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Why Tyson Foods Stock Jumped 10.4% in December

Beth McKenna, The Motley Fool
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Why Tyson Foods Stock Jumped 10.4% in December
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In 2021, shares of the meat processing giant partly bounced back from their pandemic-driven poor performance in 2020.

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