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Netflix shares surge as streaming site hikes prices while Tesla stock slumps after Musk’s comments

By: MarketWatch
Shares in Netflix, Lam Research, Tesla, Las Vegas Sands, Equifax, and Zions Bancorp were all active in pre-market trading
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Broadcom Ltd Equifax Lam Research Las Vegas Sands Netflix Tesla, Inc. Vmware Inc Zions Bancorp
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