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Senators Schumer and Sanders didn’t name Apple in their New York Times buyback op-ed Monday. They didn’t have to.
My take: CNBC thinks Apple is at risk. Barron’s thinks different.
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See also: You call that a bagel, Apple?
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There aren't many surprises left for Monday's events.
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