Tesla shot up 10.9 percent after its 21.1 percent free-fall on Tuesday, when it was announced the electric car company had not made the cut for the benchmark S&P 500 index as expected. Microsoft jumped 4.3 percent, Apple added 4.0 percent, Amazon climbed 3.8 percent, and Google parent Alphabet moved up 1.6 percent. Plus, the Federal Reserve has accommodated Wall…
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