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Cracker Barrel stock surges as CEO Susan Cochran announces departure after 12 years in charge

By: MarketWatch
Cracker Barrel's stock surged Tuesday, in the wake of the Tennessee-based restaurant chain saying CEO Sandra Cochran was stepping down after a dozen years.
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