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Dow Jones & Co. said its computers were responsible for the sudden drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average about an hour before the close of trading yesterday because they failed to keep up with stock trades. The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq Stock Market Inc. also reported problems.
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|Dow Jones & Co. said its computers were responsible for the sudden drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average about an hour before the close of trading yesterday because they failed to keep up with stock trades. The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq Stock Market Inc. also reported problems.
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