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Dow Jones Tumbles As Selling Returns Ahead Of Fed Meeting; Apple, Nvidia, Tesla Sell Off

SCOTT LEHTONEN
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Dow Jones Tumbles As Selling Returns Ahead Of Fed Meeting; Apple, Nvidia, Tesla Sell Off
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled Tuesday ahead of the Fed's policy meeting. Apple, Nvidia and Tesla stock sold off in morning trade.

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