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Third Point opens new stakes in Microsoft, JetBlue

By: MarketWatch
Activist investor Daniel Loeb’s Third Point LLC bought new stakes in Microsoft Corp. and JetBlue Airways Corp. and sold off holdings on T-Mobile US Inc. and Take-Two Interactive Software, among other investment decisions, according to a filing late Tuesday.
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