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UnitedHealth Stocks Close up 12%. It Still Needs More to Cure Its Problems

UnitedHealth stock got a much-needed boost after Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway disclosed it had loaded up on the health conglomerate’s battered shares. The stock closed up nearly 12% to $304 on...

UnitedHealth Stocks Close up 12%. It Still Needs More to Cure Its Problems

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