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Apple, Facebook top Wall Street expectations

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Apple, Facebook top Wall Street expectations

Apple, Facebook top Wall Street expectations

Apple and Facebook on Wednesday both reported holiday quarter results that beat Wall Street expectations.

This report produced by Chris Dignam.


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