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Russell 20002,976.53+0.05%
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Dow Jones53,480.60−0.14%
Nasdaq 10029,436.00−0.09%
Russell 20002,976.53+0.05%
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Dow Jones53,480.60−0.14%
Nasdaq 10029,436.00−0.09%
Russell 20002,976.53+0.05%

Cost of Living in El Paso de Robles (Paso Robles), California

By Steven M. Peters
Published September 17, 2020, 4:53pm ET · 1 min read
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Biggest Winners

WWDAYWorkday204.72+5.76%DDPZDomino's Pizza350.00+5.40%LLULULululemon120.81+5.05%NNOWServiceNow144.71+4.54%SSLBSchlumberger57.33+4.22%

Biggest Losers

PPYPLPayPal53.66−12.71%CCTRACoterra Energy32.56−8.62%PPCGPG&E16.60−7.52%GGNRCGenerac183.80−6.84%CCOINCoinbase178.64−6.33%

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