(Reuters) - Shares of Apple, the maker of the iPod and the iPhone, rose
7.7 percent to a record $147.90 in electronic trading before
the opening bell.
The jump in U.S. crude oil of 1 percent to $76.75 a barrel
revived concern about the toll energy prices could take on
personal spending as consumers grapple with a stalled housing
market.
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7.7 percent to a record $147.90 in electronic trading before
the opening bell.
The jump in U.S. crude oil of 1 percent to $76.75 a barrel
revived concern about the toll energy prices could take on
personal spending as consumers grapple with a stalled housing
market.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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