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Caesars stock drops after surprising loss, but recovers after moving up plans to sell a Vegas casino

By: MarketWatch
Caesars Entertainment Inc. reported a surprising loss Tuesday, sending shares lower in after-hours trading, but the stock rebounded after executives outlined plans to reduce a massive debt load that include the sale of a Las Vegas casino.
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