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Wall Street became increasingly skittish about Rupert Murdoch’s prospects for clinching a deal to buy Dow Jones & Co., sending the stock of the Wall Street Journal publisher down more than 5% yesterday as a deadline arrived for the Journal’s controlling shareholders to make a decision.
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|Wall Street became increasingly skittish about Rupert Murdoch’s prospects for clinching a deal to buy Dow Jones & Co., sending the stock of the Wall Street Journal publisher down more than 5% yesterday as a deadline arrived for the Journal’s controlling shareholders to make a decision.
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