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Tech earnings boost US stocks

A surge in technology shares lifted stocks moderately higher on Wall Street today, as palmOne Inc's strong earnings report injected a bit of life into what has been a stagnant market.

Tech earnings boost US stocks

Tue, 22 Jun, 2004 - 23:34

A surge in technology shares lifted stocks moderately higher on Wall Street today, as palmOne Inc's strong earnings report injected a bit of life into what has been a stagnant market.

The rally helped investors put aside some of their interest rate concerns.

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